Bail-in
Meaning in finance & banking, with examples
In finance & banking, bail-in means: Absorbing a failing institution's losses by writing down eligible claims or converting them into equity.
In Turkish: iç kaynakla kurtarma
How it is used
Use in resolution; which liabilities can bear losses depends on the legal regime and instrument.
Example sentences
The resolution plan identified liabilities that could be subject to bail-in.
The plan identifies claims available for loss absorption.
The bail-in converted eligible bond claims into shares in the restructured bank.
Creditors can become shareholders through the conversion mechanism.
Common collocations
- bail-in tool
- bail-in eligible debt
Related terms
More terms: Regulation & Compliance
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