Dave, what about credit unions? Credit unions are usually owned by the customers who keep their money their. Would they still be affected by "bail ins"? Cause that would be like one customer taking the money of another customer.
The European Central Bank has been working on bail-ins since 2013 and rules to be implemented no later than 2018. So the rules are in place. You, as the depositor, are the "unsecured" depositor which means your money will be taken BEFORE the bank can request taxpayer bail-outs. Not much difference between the "taxpayer" and the "unsecured" depositor, eh?
These bail-ins are to insure the bank shareholders and creditors get paid. They also talk about "financial contagion" if the failing bank has its liabilities in another bank or insurance institution. A domino-effect of bank failures. "Senior bondholders" would get a higher rate of return while everybody else takes a haircut. In a nutshell, that's the plan.
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