a special regime of bank insolvency that places their failure outside the jurisdiction of bankruptcy courts. In 1976 …, Robert Clark observed that "[t]he theory behind special insolvency proceedings for financial intermediaries appears not to … entirely failed even to notice the existence of a special bank insolvency regime....Few would think that the neglect is still …

objectives that are fundamentally different from the objectives of normal insolvency law. Because of the dramatic paradigm shift … normal insolvency law dichotomy of liquidation vs. preservation or reorganisation. Nonetheless, normal insolvency law will … the BRRD's bank resolution rules and remain applicable to bank insolvency situations where specific bank resolution rules …

: Differences Between Bank Insolvency Law and General Insolvency Law -- I. General Policy Considerations -- 1. Special Treatment of …

treatment of banking problems. The book does not cover international aspects of bank insolvency, but rather has a domestic focus …