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The template has been designed to facilitate the execution of a bail-in decision should a bank fail, or for use in testing exercises;
It was produced following a public consultation earlier this year, and banks have 12 to 18 months to put it in place as...
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The Single Resolution Board (SRB) has decided that no compensation is due to the shareholders affected by the resolution action concerning Sberbank...
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The banking system is much more resilient today, but risks are never excluded. Dominique Laboureix, Chair of the Single Resolution Board (SRB): The...
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The Single Resolution Board is the central authority responsible for resolving banking crises in the eurozone. During a visit to Luxembourg, its...
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Smaller banks, also known as less significant institutions (LSIs) in the Banking Union, play an important role in the financial ecosystem. They provide essential services that support local economies and communities such as payment services, deposit...
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The bail-in tool was introduced in the EU as a response to government bail-outs during the great financial crisis of 2008-2009. The concept is that, rather than the taxpayer, owners and creditors of banks bear losses and, if necessary, recapitalise the...
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Banks’ trading activities can carry a substantial part of their total risk and be a channel of contagion in bank crises. A keen understanding of what’s in trading books and of how to wind them down post resolution while staying solvent is key for a...
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The EU has put in place robust rules for bank supervision and crisis management, including a strong resolution framework. We’ve seen these pay off, in terms of how the European banking sector has coped with a series of crises. The rules also ensured the...