US and UK regulators will today unveil the first cross-border plans to deal with failing global banks, outlining proposals to force shareholders and creditors on both sides of the Atlantic to take losses and to ensure that sufficient capital exists in the banks’ headquarters to protect taxpayers.
英美监管者今天将公布有关国际性银行破产处置的首批跨境处理办法,概述各项建议,旨在强制大西洋两岸的股东和债权人承担相关损失,并确保银行总部保有充足资本金,以保护纳税人。
Writing in the Financial Times, Martin Gruenberg, chairman of the US Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, and Paul Tucker, deputy Bank of England governor, say this represents the first concrete steps to end the “too big to fail problem of international banks.
美国联邦存款保险公司(FDIC)主席马丁·格伦伯格(Martin Gruenberg)和英国央行(BoE)副行长保罗·塔克(Paul Tucker)在英国《金融时报》撰文表示,这是首次提出的旨在终结国际性银行“大到不能倒难题的具体化措施。
With Mr Tucker leading international efforts to devise emergency resolution plans, the US-UK template for their 12 large international banks will be a pattern for the 16 systemically important banks (GSifis) based in other countries.
由于塔克身为负责国际合作制定紧急清算方案的领头人物,英美此次针对两国12家大型国际银行的破产处置方案,将为总部位于其他国家的16家全球系统重要性金融机构(GSifis)提供一套参照方案。
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