A decade on from the Global Financial Crisis, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has again highlighted the value in maintaining a sound bank resolution regime, according to the watchdog’s annual report for 2018. “To avoid the recurrence of the situation during the 2008 GFC in which public money was used to bail out financial institutions that were ‘too big to…
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