Insolvency of Banks

This special report provides a high level response to the growing need for legal guidance on insolvencies of banks. The writing team, led by a respected barrister, explains the specific problems related to these insolvencies, emphasising the preventative measures and risk analysis aspects, as well as the international angle, meaning that the perspectives of all key players are covered.
Firstly it explains the regulatory framework - objectives and methods of regulation - and the protection afforded to depositors. It then takes readers through the insolvency procedure itself so that each step is clear from the outset - from why one form of insolvency procedure may be chosen over another, to how the bank's business may be sold, and through the conflicts and cross-border issues that arise.
Throughout the text, readers are shown the impact of bank insolvencies (real and potential) on counterparties and practical lessons in default management, from managing the risk on a day-to-day basis to predicting the course of insolvency and remedies available. All this is explained clearly and succinctly, but with the level of insight one would expect from some of the leading legal advisers in the fields of insolvency and banking law.

* Invaluable for establishing preventative measures and default management strategy
* A practical aid when analysing investment risks
* Thorough coverage of both points of view: those of the insolvent banks and their counterparties
* Readers receive an in-depth grounding in the insolvency procedures as they apply to banks