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6 articles found
3 May 2023
By Horst Eidenmüller and Javier Paz Valbuena. The implications of the CS bailout go beyond the (future) treatment of the AT1 bondholders. It is remarkable that the Swiss government resorted to an ad hoc...
2 May 2023
By Carol Nolan Drake. A fundamental cause of the disarray is hubris on behalf of bank executives and wishful thinking by the corporate boards that oversee them.
10 April 2023
By Jeffrey N. Gordon. The SVB run shocked us into awareness of a fundamental change in deposit stability resulting from the coordinating potential of social media and electronic funds transfer.
6 April 2023
By Zhenyu Wang. CoCo bonds are a unique hybrid security that combines the characteristics of debt and equity. Banks can use CoCo bonds to exploit discrepancies among capital markets, tax policies, and banking...
5 April 2023
By Patrick Bolton & Anastasia Kartasheva. Of all the too-big-to-fail tools, it seems that the Credit Suisse CoCos did exactly what they were supposed to do. Going forward, financial regulation should...
4 April 2023
By Zhenyu Wang. With market trigger, CoCo bonds and bank stock can have either multiple equilibrium prices or no equilibrium price at all. In either case, information about bank value will be lost, causing...
