“Jim Flaherty’s Cyprus-style bank rescue plan” by Thomas Walkom, Toronto Star, 4 April 2013: The new rules would allow federal regulators to seize unspecified bank liabilities—including, perhaps, the savings of uninsured depositors—and use them to prop up a faltering institution. … Continue reading →
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ECB’s Draghi: ‘Imperative’ to Set up New Bank Body David McHugh, AP | May 24, 2013 European Central Bank President Mario Draghi . . . . . . [new agency] to force banks creditors and shareholders to take losses first … Continue reading →
MEPs vote to protect small bank depositors Nikolaj Nielsen, EUobserver.com | May 21, 2013 . . . “The bail-in of any creditors should be done according to a clear hierarchy, with depositors with savings over €100,000 last in line, whilst … Continue reading →
Fitch: Canada Moving Ahead on Bank Contingent Capital Plan www.heraldonline.com | May 17, 2013 Canadian bank regulators have moved ahead of their global counterparts in specifying the terms under which certain types of contingent capital could be converted to common … Continue reading →
Remarks by Mark Carney, Governor of the Bank of Canada Board of Trade of Metropolitan Montreal | 21 May 2013 To mention a couple of points in this report: In its most recent budget, the federal government announced it will … Continue reading →
Jim Flaherty’s Cyprus-style bank rescue plan: Walkom Thomas Walkom | www.thestar.com | April 4, 2013 … Ottawa is preparing a new set of what it called bail-in rules that it could impose should one of the country’s big banks face … Continue reading →