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5 April 2023

Finding the Right Answer to Macro Crises: Bail‑Out vs Market Approach

by: Wolfram Prusko, David Ehmke

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29 March 2023

Corporate Restructuring Laws Under Stress

by: Kristin van Zwieten, Horst Eidenmüller, Oren Sussman

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23 March 2023

Who Should Hold Bail-Inable Debt and How Can Regulators Police Holding Restrictions Effectively?

by: Tobias H. Tröger, Irene Mecatti

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8 March 2023

Creditor Priority in European Bank Insolvency Law

by: Sjur Swensen Ellingsæter

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4 June 2021

Towards a Principled Approach for Bailouts of COVID-distressed Critical/Systemic Firms

by: Horst Eidenmüller, Javier Paz Valbuena

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11 May 2021

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

by: Edoardo D. Martino

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25 January 2021

'Never again' (or not?)—The European bail-in regime has yet to solve the systemic problem of implicit government guarantees

by: Axel Wieandt, Sascha Hahn, Paul P Momtaz

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27 August 2020

Bail-ins and Bail-outs Are Better than Bankruptcy: A Comparative Assessment of Public Policy Responses to COVID-19 Distress

by: Kristin van Zwieten, Horst Eidenmüller, Oren Sussman

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18 June 2020

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

by: Edoardo D. Martino

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15 June 2020

Pandemic Crisis and Financial Stability

by: Christos V. Gortsos

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10 April 2019

O Tell Me The Truth About Bail-In: Theory and Practice

by: Marco Ventoruzzo, Giulio Sandrelli

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17 October 2017

The Bank of England’s Presumptive Path

by: Davis Polk

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21 September 2017

The European Bail-in Tool is too Complex and MREL Won’t Remedy its Shortcomings

by: Tobias H. Tröger

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28 July 2017

Why Taxpayer-funded Bail-out rather than a Bail-in may be in the Public Interest: Proportionality and the Limits of Bank Resolution in the Light of Recent Developments in Italy

by: Jens-Hinrich Binder

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17 July 2017

Regulators’ commitment to bail-in – is it credible? The case of MPS, V&V and Banco Popular

by: Lukas Köhler

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