Bail-in
EC approves state aid for two Italian banks
Small regional banks will receive about €5 billion, having avoided resolution
Australia’s bank levy could squeeze TLAC drive
Issuing Tier 2 and senior unsecured debt will become more expensive for top four banks in country
Kashkari rejects Dimon’s claims on too big to fail
Minneapolis Fed chief rebuts assertion by JP Morgan CEO
CEPR report ‘cautiously optimistic’ on bail-in
Thomas Philippon and Aude Salord find range of issues with European bail-in rules
New deposits backed by central bank money could solve public mistrust
The case for a new breed of deposits backed by central bank reserves
Rohde criticises Italy's calls for BRRD special treatment
BRRD is a “game-changer”, but shift from risk-based rules will create “corner solutions”
Ignazio Visco on Italian banks and why the ECB should not be made a ‘scapegoat’ for EMU fatigue
Italian governor speaks out about NPLs, bail-ins and the breakdown of trust in the euro area
BoE sets final rules for bank loss-absorbency
Central bank issues final rules for bail-inable debt
Slovenian bail-in was legal, ECJ rules
Decision to wipe out junior debt of Slovenian banks was challenged
Now banks face bail-in, should we rethink deposit insurance?
David Mayes argues deposit insurance may impose unnecessary costs
Hong Kong authorities look to bring shadow banks into resolution regime
Legislation expected by the end of the year
Denmark’s Rohde concerned by lack of bail-in tool at mortgage banks
Mortgage bank resolution frameworks have to make do without bail-in
South African deputy looks to fill gaps in resolution setup
Francois Groepe highlights main elements of proposals for a new resolution framework
IMF warns on sanctions impact as Russia cuts rates
High inflation, low growth and financial instability make policy-making treacherous
BoE exec calls for enough GLAC to restore capital level above minimum
BoE head of resolution emphasises need to maintain market confidence
Basel III requirements could clash with new bail-in rules, warns IMF
Increased pressure on banks to rely more heavily on collateralised debt could combine with ‘depositor preference' rules to raise funding costs at a time when credit conditions remain tight
ECB’s Cœuré warns impact of bail-ins still unclear
Executive board member says effects on bank funding and lending depend on final design of bail-in regime and interaction with other regulation
IMF greenlights new wave of funds for ‘resolute' Cyprus
New IMF report says most conditions have been met with a ‘comfortable margin' but warns that the banking crisis' impact on households and corporates could be larger than anticipated
FSB issues guidance on resolution of ‘too big to fail' lenders
Recommendations include the availability of sufficient loss-absorbing capacity and enforcement of ‘bail-in' rules
BoE's Tucker sets out priorities for orderly cross-border resolutions
Paul Tucker examines the many issues facing authorities seeking to wind down failed banks without taxpayer support, including cross-border co-operation and choice of single or multiple entry points
Europe's finance ministers inch closer to bail-in framework
Meeting of finance ministers, the ECB and the European Commission highlights differences between member states but strikes a hopeful note for agreement
Resolving Europe’s banks
Resolving Europe’s banks
Goodhart argues bail-outs are better than bail-ins
LSE panel highlights unintended consequences of new regulation, in areas including bail-ins, capital requirements and banking separation; Charles Goodhart says investors will not buy bail-inable debt
Robert Pringle’s Viewpoint: Can banking recover its lost reputation?
The UK’s Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards issued a thoughtful paper in December offering clarity on some of the flaws present in current banking reform