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Beyond Loss-Absorption in Bank Resolution: the Essential Role of the Composition of Bail-Inable Investors

Bank resolution is a cornerstone of the regulatory architecture that emerged in the aftermath of the global financial crisis. Its core aim is to orderly resolve distressed banks allocating losses...

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Edoardo Martino

Bail-in beyond Unpredictability: Creditors’ Incentives and Market Discipline

Resolution of distressed banks represents one of the major cornerstones of the post-crisis financial regulation. It should let shareholders and long-term unsecured (bail-inable) creditors bear the losses of bank failures...

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Edoardo Martino

Free Trade Agreements: Corporate Law Powers of the EU and Member States, and a Way Forward

Trade relationships have gained abundant political momentum and media coverage in the last decade. The enduring Brexit saga is a case in point. However, this blogpost intends to adopt a...

10 October 2019

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Alberto Quintavalla

Edoardo Martino

Titiaan Keijzer

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