The SRB has today published a revised approach to the Public Interest Assessment policy (PIA) in resolution planning.
The updated approach takes into account that a bank’s failure may take place not only under an idiosyncratic scenario, but also under broader financial instability or a system-wide event. This consideration strengthens the choice of the best resolution strategy in order to protect the European taxpayer and promote financial stability in the EU.
Board Member and Director of Resolution Strategy and Policy Coordination at the SRB, Sebastiano Laviola has written a blog on system-wide event here and the addendum to the PIA can be found here.
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