Original article by Clancy Yeates, Jonathan Shapiro
The Australian Financial Review – Page: 24 : 18-Sep-14

The Australian Government is likely to reject a "bail-in" regime for large banks. The proposed rule for the largest 29 banks would bail in some bondholders if a bank collapsed, rather than using taxpayer funds. Australian Prudential Regulation Authority Wayne Byres said that there were practical difficulties in introducing a bail-in regime. Moody’s Investors Service said that the regime could reduce access to funding. However, Australia’s membership of the Financial Stability Board may force it to accept the regime

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