The European Commission published amendments to its Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive at the end of last year, but these amendments – which propose to introduce two new moratoria powers – will put European financial institutions at a severe competitive disadvantage globally, pose significant challenges to financial stability, and introduce new levels of uncertainty into the recovery and resolution process.
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