Cross-border bank insolvency

Table of Contents;
1:Bank Insolvency in the Context of Crisis Management, Rosa M. Lastra & Geoffrey Wood;
2:Definition of Bank Insolvency and Types of Bank Insolvency Proceedings, Andrew Campbell & Rosa M. Lastra;
3:Early Intervention, Michael Krimminger & Rosa M. Lastra;
4:The Actors in the Process: of Supervisors, Regulators, Administrators and Courts of Justice, Rosa M. Lastra & Charles Proctor;
5:Allocating Costs of Failure Resolution - Shaping Incentives and Reducing Moral Hazard, Eva Hüpkes;
6:Developments in the EU, Georgina Peters;
7:International Law Principles Applicable to Cross-Border Bank Insolvency, Rosa M. Lastra;
8:The Elements of Coordination in International Corporate Insolvencies: What Cross-Border Bank Insolvency Can Learn From Corporate Insolvency, Jay Lawrence Westbrook;
9:International Developments, Look Chan Ho & Rosa M. Lastra;
10:The Perimeter Issue. To What Extent Should lex specialis be Extended to Systemically Significant Financial Institutions? An Exit Strategy from Too Big to Fail, Thomas F. Huertas & Rosa M. Lastra;
11:Ending Too Big to Fail: Practical Resolution Alternatives for Financial Conglomerates, Michael Krimminger;
12:Operational Issues, Ross Leckow, Thomas Laryea and Sean Kerr;
13:Bank Insolvency and Sovereign Insolvency, Michael Waibel;
14:Bank Insolvency Law in the United Kingdom, Look Chan Ho;
15:US Bank Resolution Reform: Then and Again, Heidi Mandanis Schooner;
16:International Lessons from Lehman's Failure - A Cross-Border No Man's Land, James Bromley & Tim Phillips;
Appendix: Resolution of Cross-Border Banks - A Proposed Framework for Enhanced Coordination;