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Challenger Banks Under the Financial Conduct Authority’s Scrutiny

4 November 2024

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A Recovery Procedure for Undercapitalized Banks

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Enrico C. Perotti

Edoardo D. Martino

The crisis management of smaller banks: perspectives of reform

5 December 2023

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The UBS-Credit Suisse Merger: Helvetia’s Gift

1 September 2023

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

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Tobias H. Tröger

State Aid to Banks in the EU: Still Fit for Purpose?

In the aftermath of the global financial crisis of 2007-2008, EU Member States granted vast amounts of state aid to financial institutions in order to preserve financial stability and avoid...

15 December 2020

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Dimitrios Kyriazis

Lobbying on the Sale of Failed Banks

The aftermath of the financial crisis revealed failures and gaps in regulatory actions. In particular, regulators have been criticized for serving special interests—not only of the banks they regulate but...

17 November 2017

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Banking Crisis and the Japanese Legal Framework

Japan went through a severe banking crisis in the 1990s that prompted the country to overhaul its existing framework through a number of reforms, incorporating new recovery and resolution instruments...

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