Deposit insurance only one part of safety net – IMF study
Co-operation with resolution regime crucial to effective protection, researchers say
A deposit insurance scheme must be integrated with other protection tools if it is to be effective, staff researchers at the International Monetary Fund have said.
In a paper published on March 25, researchers at the IMF’s monetary and capital markets department outline their views of what a robust deposit protection system should look like. This is the first time since 2006 that IMF staff have expressed their views on the full spectrum of deposit insurance policy issues.
The authors – Atilla Arda
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