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Berlin to make debtholders carry greater burden
By Jennifer Hughes in London and James Wilson in Frankfurt

Published: November 24 2010 19:40 | Last updated: November 24 2010 19:40

While the attention of bond investors has been focused on Ireland’s efforts to bail out its ailing banks, Germany has been quietly forging ahead with plans that could have far wider consequences for the industry.

The Bundesrat, the German parliament’s upper house, is expected on Friday to pass radical bank restructuring laws that will include one of the first examples of a so-called “bail-in”, a scheme to ensure that creditors take losses when a bank is failing, rather than the state.
The new rules would mean bondholders, even those ranked at the top of a bank’s capital structure, could be forced to swap some of their investment for equity and potentially suffer big losses to help rescue a bank before taxpayers are called upon.
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questo vorrà dire che più una Banca è solida di suo, cioè escluso ogni intervento statale, meno pagherà di cedole
sui suoi bond.
Mi pare che le italiane siano ben messe...o no ?