Making failure feasible
Subtitle: how bankruptcy reform can end "too big to fail"
By: edited by Kenneth E. Scott, Thomas H. Jackson, and John B. Taylor
Contributors: Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, and Peace. Working Group on Economic Policy
Series: Hoover Institution Press Publication -- no. 662; Hoover Institution Press publication -- 662.
Published: 2015
Language: eng
Number of pages: 301
ISBN-13: 9780817918842
Subjects: Financial institutions; United States; Law and legislation; Bank failures; Bankruptcy
Other titles: How bankruptcy reform can end "too big to fail"
Notes: "Working Group on Economic Policy"--Page opposite title page.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The context for bankruptcy resolutions  -- Kenneth E. Scott; title: Building on bankruptcy : a revised Chapter 14 proposal for the recapitalization, reorganization, or liquidation of large financial institutions  -- Thomas H. Jackson; title: Financing systemically important financial institutions in bankruptcy  -- David A Skeel Jr.; title: Resolution of failing central counterparties  -- Darrell Duffie; title: The consequences of Chapter 14 for international recognition of US bank resolution action  -- Simon Gleeson; title: A resolvable bank  -- Thomas F. Huertas; title: The next Lehman bankruptcy  -- Emily Kapur; title: Revised Chapter 14 2.0 and living will requirements under the Dodd-Frank Act  -- WIlliam F. Kroener III; title: The cross-border challenge in resolving global systemically important banks -- Jacopo Carmassi and Richard Herring.