[Reuters - UK Focus] – European Union plans to force bond investors take their share of losses in failing banks by 2016 could risk undermining appetite for bank debt and make it more difficult for weaker lenders to fund themselves, credit market experts said. The so-called “bail-in” of bondholders is aimed at ensuring all investors not just shareholders bear the brunt of saving a bank, sparing taxpayers. The market is pricing less than 15 percent probability of this happening,” Aaron … [visit site to read more]
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