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E. Das Bail-in-Instrument als zentrales Abwicklungsinstrument
Die Grenzen des Bail-in-Prinzips im europäischen Bankenabwicklungsrecht, 2022Frank Salzgeber
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C. Vermeidung von Bail-outs durch das Bail-in-Prinzip
Die Grenzen des Bail-in-Prinzips im europäischen Bankenabwicklungsrecht, 2022Frank Salzgeber
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B. Ausnahmen vom Bail-in-Instrument
Die Grenzen des Bail-in-Prinzips im europäischen Bankenabwicklungsrecht, 2022Frank Salzgeber
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Bank Funding Strategies After Bail-in Announcement
The New Bail-In Legislation, 2021A. Maddaloni, Giulia Scardozzi
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2019
The EUs bail-in-tool is intended to ensure a loss allocation in line with market principles when ailing banks are placed under resolution. Roman André Kowolik examines to what extent the legal configuration has created a credible instrument with regards to the conflicting objectives it serves.
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The EUs bail-in-tool is intended to ensure a loss allocation in line with market principles when ailing banks are placed under resolution. Roman André Kowolik examines to what extent the legal configuration has created a credible instrument with regards to the conflicting objectives it serves.
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2019
Abstract During the global financial crisis, governments bailed out banks when their failures threatened to undermine economic and financial stability. After the crisis, governments tried to end bailouts by raising capital requirements, increasing supervisory rules and oversight, and introducing bail-in provisions that require creditors ...
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Abstract During the global financial crisis, governments bailed out banks when their failures threatened to undermine economic and financial stability. After the crisis, governments tried to end bailouts by raising capital requirements, increasing supervisory rules and oversight, and introducing bail-in provisions that require creditors ...
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Bail-in: a regulatory critique
2017This short article discusses some of the legal and market risks in using the bail-in resolution tool, as it is defined and applied in the EU Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive. The BRRD’s bail-in tool provides resolution authorities with wide discretion to impose losses on the creditors and shareholders of a distressed bank while it is a going ...
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Economic Policy Review, 2014 All men are created equal, but all liabilities are not. Some liabilities are more equal than others. These "financial liabilities" are products of financial firms. These products shift risk (insurance or derivatives) or provide liquidity (bank deposits or repurchase agreements).
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1999
A particular concern of many critics of the existing international financial architecture is that official support has been used to bail out investors. In Mexico in 1995, Korea in 1997, and Russia in 1998, official funds were used to repurchase and retire short-term debt that private investors were unwilling to hold. Having benefited from high interest
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A particular concern of many critics of the existing international financial architecture is that official support has been used to bail out investors. In Mexico in 1995, Korea in 1997, and Russia in 1998, official funds were used to repurchase and retire short-term debt that private investors were unwilling to hold. Having benefited from high interest
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