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The Failure of Cross-border Financial Firms: New Thinking in the Aftermath of the Financial Crisis Andrew Cornford
The development of rules for handling insolvencies of financial and non-financial firms with operations in a number of countries (cross-border insolvencies) is a long-standing item on the international regulatory agenda. In this context, the author analyses the measures proposed in various reports to address the problems associated with systemically important financial institutions.
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