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Singapore: Government Guarantee on Deposits

Journal of Financial Crises, 2022
On October 16, 2008, following the collapse of Lehman Brothers on September 15 and the introduction of Hong Kong’s unlimited deposit guarantee on October 14, Singapore announced its Government Guarantee on Deposits (GGD). The GGD was meant “to avoid an erosion of banks’ deposit base and ensure a level international playing field for banks in Singapore.”
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Regulation of “Banking Group” In Russia in Banking Mergers and Acquisitions in the Modern Conditions

Vestnik MGIMO-Universiteta, 2016
The article says about the specific regulation of banking groups in Russia and applicability of the category in corporate structuring M&A practices. Relevancy and importance of the research are based on increasing attention of the regulatory authorities ...
Nikita V. Gurin
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The Icesave bank of Iceland; from Rock-solid to Volcano Hot: Is the EU Deposit Guarantee Scheme Resisting Financial Meltdown?

Croatian Yearbook of European Law and Policy, 2010
The Icelandic internet bank Icesave went bankrupt in late 2008. The insufficient Icelandic deposit guarantee scheme (Tryggingasjóður) did not resist the Icelandic financial meltdown and failed to compensate British and Dutch depositors the guaranteed sum
Peter Orebech
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Latvia: Deposit Guarantee Fund

Journal of Financial Crises, 2022
During the Global Financial Crisis (GFC), Latvian authorities raised the country’s deposit-insurance cap from EUR 20,000 to EUR 50,000 (USD 26,800 to USD 67,000) in response to international calls to bolster deposit-insurance systems. They passed the measure on October 16, 2008, and it came into effect two days later.
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Restructuring Jeonse system in South Korea: the novel K-Jeonse model for sustainable rental housing

Cogent Social Sciences
The conventional Jeonse system, a unique lump-sum deposit lease in South Korea, has historically stabilised urban housing. However, recent economic shifts including low interest rates, inflation, and falling property values have exposed its structural ...
Hyunbum Cho, Ki Pyung Kim
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ANALISIS MANAJEMEN RISIKO PRODUK KAFALAH (STUDI PADA BANK MUAMALAT INDONESIA BANDA ACEH)

Share: Jurnal Ekonomi dan Keuangan Islam, 2014
Kafalah is a guarantee of a guarantor, either in the form of self assurance and treasure to the second party in relation to the rights and obligations of both parties that the other party. In banking sector, implementation of the concept is well known as
Satria Munawir
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Association for the Guarantee of Deposits Luxembourg

Journal of Financial Crises, 2022
During the Global Financial Crisis (GFC), Luxembourgish officials in October 2008 announced plans to raise the country’s deposit-insurance cap to EUR 100,000 (USD 134,000) and eliminate co-insurance. Prior to the GFC, Luxembourg’s deposit-insurance system covered 90% of deposits in eligible accounts up to EUR 22,222, with depositors responsible for the
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Malaysia: Government Deposit Guarantee

Journal of Financial Crises, 2022
On October 16, 2008, following the collapse of Lehman Brothers and regional expansions of deposit insurance, Malaysia announced its Government Deposit Guarantee (GDG), an unlimited guarantee of deposits held at eligible institutions. Given the “soundness and strong capitalization” of the banking sector, the preemptive program was meant “to maintain the
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Evaluation of the effectiveness of the Bank Guarantee Fund's deposit guarantee activities

Catallaxy, 2023
Motivation: The Bank Guarantee Fund (BFG) operates by following two formulas, one of which is the implementation of the disbursement of guaranteed amounts. The BFG has been changing the limits of the guaranteed amounts, streamlining and improving the way in which the disbursements are made, as well as conducting information activities.
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Policy Reflection: Letter of Credit Usage by Defined Benefit Pension Plans in Canada [PDF]

The School of Public Policy Publications, 2017
There is an argument to be made for letting corporations hold off on contributing to their employees’ defined benefit pension plans, as long as there is a guarantee the cash will come eventually.
Norma L. Nielson, Peggy L. Hedges
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