German insolvency plan backfires

August 13, 2009

The German government’s plan to take over potentially insolvent banks threatens contracts with foreign institutions, and could limit the funding that struggling banks can access

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Banking Regulation Corporate Features Lending Capital Markets Restructuring and Insolvency Germany