Kingdom of the Netherlands-Netherlands; Publication of Financial Sector Assessment Program Documentation: Technical Note on Crisis Management and Bank Resolution Frameworks
The global financial crisis hit the Netherlands' financial sector hard. This note analyzes the Dutch framework for crisis management and bank resolution, and formulates recommendations to address observed weaknesses. The overall framework for official financial support to stem systemic crisis is appropriate. The current framework for resolving ailing banks in going could be strengthened considerably. The framework for the orderly liquidation of banks could be strengthened and fine-tuned. The deposit guarantee scheme (DGS) has a number of helpful characteristics, but could be significantly enhanced.
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2011-07-25
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Institutions: | International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund |
Subject: | Bank resolution | Bank restructuring | Bank supervision | Banks | Financial Sector Assessment Program | Risk management | crisis management | debt restructuring | banking | deposit guarantee | bank debt | banking system | recapitalization | crisis prevention | bank failure | insolvent banks | intervention powers | banking sector | liquidation of banks | systemic crisis | bank insolvency | subordinated debt | financial crisis | capital adequacy | prudential supervision | deposit insurance | contagion | asset management | global financial crisis | bank assistance | banking business | bankruptcy procedure | banking market | bankrupt | bank deposits | bank equity | deposit guarantee schemes | legal protection | bank branches | bank failures |
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