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Less Likely to Fail: Sharper Supervision,he individual firm and at the system as a whole. With respect to micro-prudential (individual firm) supervision, the authorities have become more forward-looking and more pro-active, making judgements on firms’ business models and strategies and on firms’ ability to execute their chosen strategy suc

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Safe to Fail,. This aims to make banks resolvable, so that the failure of a bank need not disrupt financial markets or the economy at large and so that investors, not taxpayers, bear the cost of bank failures. In other words, reform aims to make banks “safe to fail.”

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,“Too Big to Fail” Is Too Costly to Continue,evel and many more before it attains levels consistent with the pre-crisis trend of growth rates. Thus, crises can be quite costly, particularly if they permanently scar the economy (see Figure 1.1)..

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Less Likely to Fail: Sharper Supervision,ystem as whole, asssess the risks to financial stability and devise measures to mitigate these risks, including the risks that may arise from non-bank financial institutions and from shadow banking. Together, these supervisory measures reinforce regulatory reform and should make banks less likely to fail.

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