THE FAULT LINES IN CROSS-BORDER BANKING / The Federal Agency for Financial Market Stabilisation / Lehman Brothers / IN CROSS-BORDER BANKING / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
United States / Iceland / United Kingdom / Ireland / /
Currency
EUR / / /
Event
M&A / /
IndustryTerm
limited lender / logical solution / bank foreign currency refining problem / crisis management / On-line source / bank assets / bank bonds / home central bank / bank failure resolution / bank deposit insurance / bank failures / deposit insurance systems / minimum deposit insurance / bank liabilities / bank bond guarantees / policy tool / bank / financial services / bank failure resolution fund / bank size / continued domestic banking operations / radical solutions / bank licences / banking / bad bank / underpriced insurance / bank lender-of-last-resort / deposit insurance / deposit insurance system / institutionalized tiered systemic crisis insurance function / active banks / good bank / /
MarketIndex
CASE / /
Organization
OECD Secretariat / Investors’ Guarantee Fund / Icelandic Financial Supervisory Authority / EFTA Court / OECD Committee on Financial Markets / European Central Bank / EEA / Icelandic Government / OECD / Resolution Committee / Federal Agency for Financial Market Stabilisation in Germany / Pricing government / Central Bank of Iceland / European Union / Housing Financing Fund / /
Person
Goetz von Peter / Naohiki Packer / Patrick von Peter / Baba / Teppei Nagano / Már Guðmundsson / James McCollum / Frank Packer / Sebastian Schich / /
Position
Secretary-General / Minister of Finance / regulator-supervisor / supervisor / Governor / /
THE FAULT LINES IN CROSS-BORDER BANKING: LESSONS FROM THE ICELANDIC CASE by Már Guðmundsson*