The Law, Economics and Practice of EU Banking Resolution
Via della Badia dei Roccettini
9, 50014 San Domenico, Fiesole FI
Italy
Joint Autumn School of the Florence School of Banking & Finance and the School of Transnational Governance
Course Director: Bart Joosen (VU University, Amsterdam)
Instructors: Boudewijn Berger (ABN AMRO); Stefano Cappiello (SRB); Bart Joosen (VU University, Amsterdam); Andrea Resti (Bocconi University); Emiliano Tornese (DG Fisma, EC); Tobias Tröger (Goethe University, Frankfurt)
Area: Bank Regulation, Supervision and Resolution
Level: Introductory/Intermediate
The joint FBF-STG Autumn School seeks to intensify and strengthen knowledge on the part of public authorities, practitioners and academics as well as foster an in-depth dialogue on the merits and challenges in the implementation of the new EU resolution framework.
The learning objectives of this course are to:
- Acquire the essentials of the new EU banking resolution regime – its rules and principles, actors and procedures
- Understand and apply the key concepts of bank resolution (e.g. Resolution Tools, Resolution Objectives, Bail-In, No CreditorWorse Off in Liquidation, Minimum Requirements for Own Funds and
- Eligible Liabilities, Total Loss Absorption Capacity)
- Learn how to assess recovery plans in practice
- Learn how to design and implement resolution plans in practice
This course is targeted at policy-makers and experts from European institutions and agencies (European Commission, European Central Bank/Single Supervisory Mechanism, European Systemic Risk Board, Single Resolution Board, European Banking Authority, European Stability Mechanism); policy-makers and experts from National Finance Ministries, National Central Banks, National Resolution Authorities and officials from Foreign Affairs Ministries; private lawyers and private banking practitioners; Ph.D. researchers and post-doc researchers.