Bail-in
Bail-in: why derivatives are in scope, but out of bounds
Analysing early termination costs - and the risks of contagion - will be tough
Moody's swaps bail-in bet splits banks and buy side
Asset managers wary of assumptions that make swap counterparts look stronger
Derivatives 'not untouchable' for bail-in, warns SRB's König
Rating agencies "might be wrong" to see swaps as safer, says eurozone resolution chief
Lifetime achievement award: Wilson Ervin
Lifetime achievement award: Wilson Ervin
Too-big-to-fail problem solved, claim leading industry figures
FDIC's single-point-of-entry method applauded but concerns still linger
Bail-in tool required to resolve systemic insurers, says Bank of England
UK supervisor needs extended powers to fulfil FSB attributes for resolution of systemic institutions
BoE's Tucker sets out priorities for orderly cross-border resolutions
Paul Tucker examines the many issues facing authorities seeking to wind down failed banks without taxpayer support, including cross-border co-operation and choice of single or multiple entry points
US foreign bank plans threaten bail-in system, says Finma
Cross-border resolution could be harder under US-style capital and liquidity plans, says Finma's head of bank supervision
ALM Europe: Banks could issue more sub debt to cut bail-in risk, says BoI capital head
Banks could issue more subordinated debt to protect senior creditors from the threat of a bail-in – in theory. But Bank of Ireland capital head says the market is too thin
Q&A: Christian Clausen on bank capital, systemic risk buffers and bail-in debt
Hitting the buffers
Risk 25 firms of the future: Basel Committee
Implementing rules and filling in gaps
Risk 25 firms of the future: Bank of England
CCPs will not be too big to fail
Bail-in regimes will reduce demand for bank debt - Risk.net poll
Over three-quarters of poll respondents believe new resolution plans will hurt market for bank bonds - at a time when issuance needs to increase
A regulatory Catch-22: bail-in plans collide with Basel's NSFR
The funding squeeze
Bail-in plans could undermine Basel's NSFR
Basel III rules that require banks to issue an estimated €2.7 trillion in long-term debt could be thwarted by plans to make investors accept losses
Risk Annual Summit: Loan and bond markets will suffer under Basel III, say panellists
Supervisors should embrace new form of securitisation to encourage bank lending, argues Ernst & Young’s Patricia Jackson
ICB report: banks face higher costs, lower ratings
Ring-fence furore
ICB bail-in proposal revives CDS fears
CDS contracts would not trigger in the event a bail-in bond is written down, say lawyers – threatening their use as a hedge
ICB capital levels would hurt UK banks, critics say
Report recommends a worst-case capital level of 22.5% for large ring-fenced retail banks and UK-headquartered systemically-important banks
Investor pull to replace regulator push on CoCos: Credit Suisse’s Ervin
A new pull for CoCos