State liability (governmental guarantee)

Unless otherwise defined, the guarantee of the state for the debts of an entity, and specifically for the debts of a bank. – See supervisory liability, bail-out, bank bail-in, reverse, bank bail-in law, money market operations, Fortis bail-in, money lender of last resort, guarantor liability, size trust, Hypo Real Estate bail-in, moral hazard, Northern Rock debacle, provincial bankers, bail-in package, feedback mechanism, state bank, agencies, public, too big to save principle, asset levy, trust. – Cf. ECB Monthly Bulletin, July 2009, p. 75 (impact of a bail-in on public finances).

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