An Open Bank Resolution policy for dealing with bank failures could leave the government open to legal action from depositors, an insolvency specialist says.
OBR is designed to allow insolvent banks to reopen quickly in order to minimise disruption to the payment system and could result in
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Niko Kloeten
Thu, 11 Apr 2013
Thu, 11 Apr 2013
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Depositors could sue government over OBR haircut
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