1. Introduction 2. Why and How Society Seeks to Limit Bank Failures 3. The Emergence of Bank-Specific Insolvency Proceedings 4. Creditor Priority in General Insolvency Proceedings 5. Creditor Priority in the Winding-Up of Banks 6. Creditor Priority in Bank Resolution 7. The Rationales of Bank-Specific Creditor Priority Rules 8. Administrative Law and Creditor Priority: The Case of MREL (Minimum Requirements for Own Funds and Eligible Liabilities) 9. From Meta-Regulation to Technocratic Fine-Tuning: The Phases of Creditor ...
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1. Introduction 2. Why and How Society Seeks to Limit Bank Failures 3. The Emergence of Bank-Specific Insolvency Proceedings 4. Creditor Priority in General Insolvency Proceedings 5. Creditor Priority in the Winding-Up of Banks 6. Creditor Priority in Bank Resolution 7. The Rationales of Bank-Specific Creditor Priority Rules 8. Administrative Law and Creditor Priority: The Case of MREL (Minimum Requirements for Own Funds and Eligible Liabilities) 9. From Meta-Regulation to Technocratic Fine-Tuning: The Phases of Creditor Priority in Bank Insolvency Proceedings 10. What is the Future of Bank-Specific Creditor Priority Rules?
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