Interventions helped creditors not shareholders

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Government interventions to support systemically important banks benefited creditors at the expense of shareholders, new research from the Bank for International Settlements posits.

The research looks at policy interventions in the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, the Netherlands and Switzerland. The analysis shows that bank credit-default-swap spreads narrowed around the government announcements in all cases, but that, despite a brief positive reaction, bank stock prices

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