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Misselling in Self-placement and Bank Resolution under BRRD2

open access: yesEuropean Company and Financial Law Review, 2020
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Recovery and REsolution Plans of Banks in the Context of the BRRD and the SRM

2020
Abstract This chapter discusses the function of recovery and resolution plans in the context of bank restructuring as envisaged in EU legislation, particularly the EU Directive on the recovery and resolution of banks and investment firms (the Bank Resolution and Recovery Directive; BRRD) and the corresponding EU Regulation on the Single ...
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The marketing of MREL securities after BRRD

2017
The interplay between the objectives of financial stability and consumer protection underpinning the bank resolution framework is a very complex one, hence the need of an adequate calibration of safeguards. A flexible approach in phasing-in MREL requirements is, therefore, necessary.
simone alvaro   +4 more
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MICAR AND CRISIS MANAGEMENT RESOLUTION (BRRD)

2023
This paper has aim to analyze a topic that is largely unexplored, involving the coordination of the MiCA regulation with the EU regulatory framework in the context of Bank Recovery and Resolution. We are faced with a regulatory framework that requires coordination with the existing regulations on bank crisis management; a not easy coordination that - I
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The Marketing of MREL Securities after BRRD Interactions between Prudential and Transparency Requirements and the Challenges Which Lie Ahead

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2017
The interplay between the objectives of financial stability and consumer protection underpinning the bank resolution framework is a very complex one, hence the need of an adequate calibration of safeguards. A flexible approach in phasing-in MREL requirements is, therefore, necessary.
Simone Alvaro   +4 more
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The Bail-in Effect: How the Cost of Funding Through Bonds has Changed After the Introduction of the BRRD

2017
By employing data from a unique hand-collected dataset, in this Chapter we show that, since the adoption of the BRRD in the European Union, Italian banks—probably motivated by the need to increase the appeal of their bail-inable debt instruments—have been forced to offer higher yields (compared to the yields offered by government securities with ...
Fabrizio Crespi, Danilo V Mascia
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Does BRRD Mitigate the Bank-Sovereign Risk Nexus?

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021
Martien Lamers   +3 more
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The Implementation of BRRD and the Banking Crisis in Italy

2017
Main features of the italian transposition of the bank recovery and resolution ...
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