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Modigliani-Miller doesn't hold in a "bailinable" world: : a new capital structure to reduce the banks' funding cost

Baglioni, Angelo; Esposito, Marcello - 2016

To protect retail investors from the bail-in rule, we propose that banks should issue subordinated "contractual bail-in instruments", as defined in the BRRD, for an amount (together with Tier1 capital) at least equal to 8% of their liabilities. We support our argument by means of a theoretical...

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