This one-day event will explored the evolution of international and national regulatory bank resolution frameworks that were created following the 2007 global financial crisis, with a view to ensuring that when banks fail they do so in an orderly manner. The conference brought together academics, practitioners and regulators to discuss different perspectives in establishing a bank resolution regime. The keynote speech was given by Andrew Gracie, Bank of England.
Reynolds spoke on a panel which discussed "Loss-Absorbing Capacity in Resolution.” Other panelists included Eva Hupkes, Financial Stability Board; Professor Dalvinder Singh, University of Warwick; and Sook Leen Seah, Nomura International.
