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MREL requirement – legal nature of sanctions imposed by the Bank Guarantee Fund for failure to meet the requirement and their economic effectiveness
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Bartosz Wilk
https://doi.org/10.26354/bb.2.4.89.2022
Abstract
The MREL requirement is an element of the resolution framework. The introduction of the MREL requirement is directly related to the basic principle of resolution, which is the obligation to cover the institution's losses first by shareholders and then by creditors. The aim of the article is to find an answer to the question whether the statutory powers (sanctions) granted to the resolution authority give a real chance to influence the entity in order to ensure that it meets the MREL requirement. For this purpose, the legal nature of the sanctions and their economic effectiveness were assessed. The analysis leads to the conclusion that individual sanctions have different dominant functions (corrective, preventive and repressive) and are characterized by varying effectiveness, understood as the ability to affect the bank in such a way as to increase the probability of meeting the MREL requirement. A legal instrument characterized by model high efficiency (in terms of direct impact on reducing the MREL deficit) is issuing recommendations. Financial penalties, on the other hand, are the least effective (according to the above-mentioned definition of effectiveness), but at the same time they are connected with other premises and impact channels justifying their application.
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MREL , Bank Guarantee Fund , sanctions , resolution , M-MDA , cash penatlies , resolution impedimentsJEL Codes
G21, G28, G33, G38, H12, H32, H81, K23Download files
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Published: 2023-02-06
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