Safe to Fail [electronic resource] : How Resolution Will Revolutionise Banking /
Huertas, T.author.
Banks are entering a new environment. Regulation and supervision are becoming tougher, so that banks will be less likely to fail. If a bank does fail, bail-in rather than bail-out will be the new resolution regime, so that investors, not taxpayers, bear loss. Safe to Fail sums up the challenges that banks will face and how they can meet them.
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Cover; Half-Title ; Title; Copyright; Contents; List of Illustrations; Acknowledgements; List of Abbreviations; Introduction: Resolvability WillDetermine the Future of Banking; 1 "Too Big to Fail" Is Too Costly to Continue; 2 Less Likely to Fail: StrengtheningRegulation; 3 Less Likely to Fail: Sharper Supervision; 4 Safe to Fail; 5 Setting Up for Success; Conclusion: Is Basel Best?; Notes; Bibliography; Index
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Banks are entering a new environment. Regulation and supervision are becoming tougher, so that banks will be less likely to fail. If a bank does fail, bail-in rather than bail-out will be the new resolution regime, so that investors, not taxpayers, bear loss. Safe to Fail sums up the challenges that banks will face and how they can meet them.
Risk management.
Macroeconomics.
Banks and banking.
Commercial law.
Risk Management.
Macroeconomics/Monetary Economics//Financial Economics.
Banking.
Commercial Law.