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Thomas Huertas, alternate chairperson of the EU's powerful watchdog, the European Banking Authority, said the planned 1 to 2.5 percent bank capital surcharge on banks' risk-weighted assets would help reduce the probability that any large bank -- known as a Systemically Important Financial Institution SIFI -- would fail.

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Thomas Huertas, alternate chairperson of the EU's powerful watchdog, the European Banking Authority, said the planned 1 to 2.5 percent bank capital surcharge on banks' risk-weighted assets would help reduce the probability that any large bank -- known as a Systemically Important Financial Institution SIFI -- would fail.

The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com The Huffington Post News Editors 2011

Over the summer, Hoenig described the very existence of such banks - so-called Systemically Important Financial Institutions SIFIs - as an anathema to capitalism itself.

Washington Post: Breaking News, World, US, DC News & Analysis Suzy Khimm 2011

Your April 12 editorial "Systemically Confused" rightly points out that Washington's efforts to define "systemic risk" in the context of the Dodd-Frank Act have left many scratching their heads.

Insurance Needs Its Own Regulation 2011

Systemically, politicians attempting to “get their (constituents) tax-moneys worth” back out of the budget reminds me of people attempting to make sure they get enough of their car insurance payments “back” by regularly smashing their windshields … the entire theater surrounding earmarks just gets me mad predictibly around this time of the year.

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Systemically important financial institutions must be allowed to fail if necessary, in an orderly manner, while preserving the essential banking and payment system functions and with the costs of their collapse not borne by the taxpayers but by the shareholders and certain categories of creditors.

Notable & Quotable 2011

Systemically important financial institutions must be allowed to fail if necessary, in an orderly manner, while preserving the essential banking and payment system functions and with the costs of their collapse not borne by the taxpayers but by the shareholders and certain categories of creditors.

Notable & Quotable 2011

Systemically important banks are expected to be made to hold an additional buffer that has yet to be determined.

Barclays Seeks to Boost Revenue Margot Patrick 2011

Systemically important "tends to imply that the biggest banks are still too big to fail," said Mike Mayo , a banking analyst with Crédit Agricole Securities.

Moody's, Citing End of U.S. Aid, Warns Bofa, Citi and Wells Matt Phillips 2011

Systemically important banks across the globe are also expected to be subject to an additional buffer against losses.

Barclays' Spain Ambitions Raise Concerns Margot Patrick 2011