The reasons for the crisis should also include weak intra- control of risk management deficiencies in the application of domestic pricing or limits, lack of adequate incentives to limit or hedge risks associated with such positions. In addition, internal measurement of risk capital was oriented to ratings of rating agencies, which did not allow time to determine fair value risk of such positions [The Role of Credit Rating Agencies in Structured Finance Markets, March 2008 [electronic resource]. - Mode of access: iosco.org.]. After the crisis, most supervisors leading countries critical appreciated the efforts of financial institutions to incorporate weak parties in the practice of risk management that have arisen during the period disorder market, and developed appropriate changes, in particular those recommendations to improve the role and functions of senior management techniques risk measurement, stress testing and contingency planning emergency. Were significantly increased demands for quality and timely public disclosure of information about the activities of financial institutions as information transparency helps to reduce uncertainty about the magnitude of potential losses associated with problematic exposures.