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Bank Resolution Framework: International Best Practices

This paper discusses the role of deposit insurance in bank resolution frameworks, drawing lessons from the financial crisis. It explores the international best practices and provides insights on the importance of a well-designed deposit insurance system in maintaining public confidence in the financial system.

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Bank Resolution Framework: International Best Practices

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  1. Bank Resolution Framework: International Best Practices Role of Deposit Insurance in Bank Resolution Framework – Lessons from the Financial Crisis November 13-16, 2011 JODHPUR, INDIA Vijay Deshpande Office of International Affairs FDIC - USA

  2. David Hoelscher David Walker FSB’s Key Attributes for Bank Resolution Insolvency Frameworks IADI Guidance Assessing Compliance with Core Principles for Effective DIS Kumudini Hajra

  3. Historical Perspective October 2006BCBS, in issuing Core Principles for Banking Supervision, acknowledged that a carefully designed system of deposit insurance can contribute to public confidence in the financial system 2007IADI initiated drafting of Core Principles for Effective Deposit Insurance Systems June 2009BCBS and IADI issued the final version of Core Principles December 2009IADI, BCBS, EFDI and IMF established a Steering Committee for the development of a Methodology for Assessing Compliance with the Core Principles 3

  4. Historical Perspective (cont.) February 2010Four Working Groups established to draft methodology. Members represented IADI, BCBS, EFDI, EC, IMF, and World Bank May 2010Shared draft methodology with 120 members of IADI, EFDI, BCBS September/ OctoberConducted three pilot field tests 2010 in Czech Republic, India, and Mexico December 2010Public consultation and feedback 27 December 2010Submitted Final Methodology to FSB Chairman Mario Draghi 4

  5. Recent Developments March 2011 Executive Board of IMF supported the FSB decision to introduce a new policy area on Crisis Resolution and Deposit Insurance April 2011 FSB added Core Principles to its Compendium of 12 Key International Standards for Sound Financial Systems May 2011 Handbook developed to guide Assessment of Compliance with Core Principles May – Sept 2011 Conducted Assessment workshops in Washington, D.C., Tirana, Albania, and Basel, Switzerland 5

  6. Extensive Training & Outreach Program • Compliance Assessment Training • IMF/ World Bank (Round Table) • IADI and EFDI members • Supervisory agencies, central banks, and ministries of finance • In Washington, D.C., and Basel, Switzerland • Self-Assessment Workshops • Tirana, Albania • Abuja, Nigeria • Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia • Latin America (TBD) • Presentations at IADI and Regional Committee meetings

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