All posts tagged "Bailouts"
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707Capital RegulationChina Enhances Market Exit Mechanism for Failing Financial Institutions
China currently lacks smooth market exit channels, reflected in insufficient supporting measures and high exit costs for financial institutions in distress, said an NDRC spokesperson.
July 18, 2019 -
519Capital RegulationNo Shortage of Risks Looming Across Financial System
Banking system reforms will have to adapt to new risks to mitigate the effects of the next financial crisis, said BCBS secretary general William Coen, hinting at a future 'Basel IV'.
December 3, 2018 -
439Capital RegulationWhat Happens When We Face the Next Banking Crisis?
A recent IMFBlog post suggests policymakers and regulators are still unprepared to confront the stark moral and economic dilemmas in handling bank failures.
July 5, 2018 -
507Capital RegulationEurozone’s Weakest Links Place Bank Regulation Under Threat
Every banking system at the bottom of the financial pool crosses paths eventually, and in desperate times only a tangled morass of regulations versus sovereign imperatives awaits.
June 4, 2018 -
349Capital RegulationSingapore Bank Resolution Regime Favours Bailouts Over Credit Bail-ins – Moody’s
Singapore regulations favour bailouts over creditor bail-ins as bail-in buffers only comprise 1-2% of Singapore bank assets, says Moody's.
April 5, 2018
