Resolution
Legal action against Bank of Spain already seeing results, claims lawyer
Lawyer representing shareholders in failed Spanish bank Bankia claims he has a 'very strong' case against the regulators, though the courts are expected to take a ‘cautious line'
BoE's Tucker weighs in on 'unco-ordinated' global regulation
Bank of England deputy governor says cross-border agreements can overcome national barriers to resolution
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
Lack of co-ordination of bank resolution regimes behind subsidiarisation push
Asia still behind on global rules forcing subsidiarisation of foreign banks in the region
Draft Irish law sketches resolution fund, living wills
Draft legislation from Irish government sets out rules on resolution fund that all banks must pay into, living wills; law includes strict penalties for failure
IMF/ World Bank meetings: lack of resolution regimes a key concern
Cross-border resolution regime deemed crucial by officials and bankers, but many sceptical progress can be made
Bank’s Bailey places public at heart of stability remit
Bank of England’s Andrew Bailey says public acceptance of stability goal necessary to stave off future crises
UK Banking Commission proposes adoption of Volcker Rule
Report on banking reform proposes that modified version of Volcker rule be adopted
Buba’s Weber dismisses Volcker rule
Bundesbank president Axel Weber says Paul Volcker’s plan will have unanticipated effects and interfere with monetary policy transmission, says sticking with Basel II is best