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Single point of entry resolution (SPE)

A bank adopts a single point of entry resolution strategy if it plans for the resolution authority in its home jurisdiction to bail in debt and recapitalise a single parent company, leaving operating subsidiaries (often in other jurisdictions) to continue unaffected. This approach is required under US law, and allows any international wholesale-focused bank to allocate funds across jurisdictions during a crisis, improving capital efficiency by avoiding localised ring-fencing as far as possible.

See also Total loss-absorbing capacity.

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