Add to ORKGThis paper gives an overview of the seven aspects of resolvability defined in 2019 by the Single Resolution Board, and then assesses progress in two key areas, based on evidence gathered from public disclosures made by the 20 largest euro-area banks. The largest banks have made good progress in raising bail-in capital. Changes to banks’ legal and operational structures that will facilitate resolution will take more time. Greater transparency would make it easier to achieve the policy objective of making banks resolvable. This document was provided by the Economic Governance Support Unit at the request of the ECON Committee
The deep involvement of a number of euro-area banking groups in central and southeastern Europe has ...
The introduction of a bank resolution framework for EU banks has created the need for clear legal de...
As regulators rush to strengthen banking supervision and implement bank resolution regimes, a macro ...
The feasibility and credibility of bank resolutions depends, among others, on whether the impediment...
Following the financial crisis, the question of how to handle a big bank’s collapse has come to the ...
The Single Resolution Board (SRB) has had a somewhat difficult start but has been able to learn and ...
The paper analyses the European legal framework to address impediments to resolvability, highlightin...
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The new directive of the European Parliament and the European Council issued in 2014 define unified ...
This paper tests the credibility of the bank resolution regime in the European Union in removing the...
On 4 November 2014 the EU’s ambitious Banking Union (BU) project reached a major milestone when the ...
The deep involvement of a number of euro-area banking groups in central and southeastern Europe has ...
The introduction of a bank resolution framework for EU banks has created the need for clear legal de...
As regulators rush to strengthen banking supervision and implement bank resolution regimes, a macro ...
The feasibility and credibility of bank resolutions depends, among others, on whether the impediment...
Following the financial crisis, the question of how to handle a big bank’s collapse has come to the ...
The Single Resolution Board (SRB) has had a somewhat difficult start but has been able to learn and ...
The paper analyses the European legal framework to address impediments to resolvability, highlightin...
Most of the amendments to prudential and resolution legislation introduced in the European Union (EU...
It is time for the Single Resolution Board (SRB) to step into the limelight and for the authorities ...
The options available to European governments to respond to a multinational bank in financial troubl...
Bank failures have multiple causes though they are typically precipitated by a rapidly unfolding fun...
The article analyses some of the legal and economic policy issues concerning proposals to establish ...
The new directive of the European Parliament and the European Council issued in 2014 define unified ...
This paper tests the credibility of the bank resolution regime in the European Union in removing the...
On 4 November 2014 the EU’s ambitious Banking Union (BU) project reached a major milestone when the ...
The deep involvement of a number of euro-area banking groups in central and southeastern Europe has ...
The introduction of a bank resolution framework for EU banks has created the need for clear legal de...
As regulators rush to strengthen banking supervision and implement bank resolution regimes, a macro ...