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in Europe. We consider bank bailouts for these banks in a simulation framework with stochastic country-specific bailout … efficiency of a bailout mechanism with a supranational authority. Even a unanimous voting rule works better than home …
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In the aftermath of the financial crisis, governments are rightly reducing their exposure to the banking system. Bail-in arrangements should ensure that shareholders and creditors take the first losses. The next line of defence is a resolution fund, which is filled via levies on banks....
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bank resolution. A European competence is necessary to ensure that cross-border concerns are given appropriate weight in …
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Bank Resolution Plans (Living Wills) should help with the resolution of systemically important financial institutions … arising from the incompatibility of the laws governing cross-border bank insolvencies. Many countries are currently …
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European Union (EU) countries offer a unique experience of financial regulatory and supervisory integration, complementing various other European integration efforts following the Second World War. Financial regulatory and supervisory integration was a very slow process before 2008, despite...
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working together, including in terms of sharing the burden of a potential bank bailout. The euro area has adopted the latter … bank resolution regimes. While such resolution regimes are welcome to reintroduce market discipline and reduce the reliance … need for a fiscal backstop to the financial system. For bail-in to work, it is important that bail-inable bank bonds are …
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The global financial crisis led to an alleged end of global banking. However, we find that reports on the end of global banking are premature. Investigating the global systemically important banks, we identify a strong composition effect: a shift of business from the global European banks to the...
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The financial crisis had a major impact on the banking landscape. As troubled banks were rescued by their home country, the question arises what happened to cross-border banking. Our findings indicate that cross-border banking remains strong within Europe; the Single Market in Banking is still in...
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