Podcast

In this episode, Bert Van Roosebeke is joined by Rosalind Bennett and Jonathan Pogach (both from the FDIC) to discuss the FDIC's Options for Deposit Insurance Reform report, released in May 2023.

In this podcast, Ryan Defina is joined by Eva Hupkes and Bert Van Roosebeke to discuss the IADI’s recently published report on the 2023 banking turmoil, identifying potential implications and emerging policy issues for deposit insurance systems.

In the latest episode of the IADI Podcast series, Bert Van Roosebeke is joined by Marco Bodellini (IADI Advisory Panel) to discuss the release of his new book, International Bank Crisis Management: A Transatlantic Perspective, which examines at the role of deposit insurance in the EU, UK, and US bank crisis management frameworks.

How is the deposit insurance framework being designed in South Africa? In this podcast, Bert Van Roosebeke (IADI Secretariat) is joined by Hendrik Nel (Corporation for Deposit Insurance at the South African Reserve Bank) to discuss the establishment of South Africa's deposit insurance framework, expected to be in operation in early 2024.

How do deposit insurers count the cost of payout? In this podcast, Ryan Defina (IADI Secretariat) is joined by Ruth Walters, Rastko Vrbaski (both Financial Stability Institute) and Bert Van Roosebeke (IADI Secretariat) to discuss how support by deposit insurers to bank failure management is subject to different types of quantitative constraints, which vary across jurisdictions. The conversation is based a recently published FSI Insights paper.

Bank resolution may be challenging, but what about the resolution of state-owned banks? In this podcast, Bert Van Roosebeke (IADI Secretariat, Basel) is joined by Danilo Palermo (World Bank) and Bruno Meyerhof Salama (UC Berkeley Law School) to discuss the resolution of such banks. On the basis of an upcoming World Bank publication, they discuss the application of the FSB Key Attributes of effective resolution regimes to the resolution of state-owned banks, specific challenges in resolving these banks as well as the role that deposit insurers can play in this process.

In this podcast, Bert Van Roosebeke (IADI Secretariat, Basel) is joined by Jan Nolte (International Monetary Fund) to discuss e-money and how deposit insurers can play a role in protecting financial systems and consumers. The discussion is (in part) motivated by a recent IMF Departmental Paper, suggesting that with the growing importance of e-money issuers, a comprehensive, robust framework for regulation and safeguarding customer funds is critical.

In this podcast, Bert Van Roosebeke (IADI Secretariat, Basel) is joined by Julien Reid (Autorité des marchés financiers, Québec) to discuss how financial cooperatives are different from traditional banks and how this affects the work by IADI on resolution. Julien Reid explains the recent Guidance issued by IADI which aims at finding ways to maintain the cooperative nature also after resolution. He explains how activities by umbrella organisations, institutional protection schemes, deposit insurers and resolution authorities can contribute to that. Finally, Julien talks about IADI cooperation with the FSB on these issues and relevant future work.

How has the role of deposit insurers in banking resolution changed over time? Which are the changes in the availability of resolution tools across jurisdictions and the rules governing their use? Based on a recent IADI Policy Brief on Banking Resolution: Expansion of the Resolution Toolkit and the Changing Role of Deposit Insurers, our host Bert Van Roosebeke discusses these questions with Ryan Defina from the IADI Secretariat Research Unit in Basel, Switzerland.

How do North American deposit insurers test their crisis preparedness and how could contingency plan testing be further developed? Building on a recent RCNA Regional Research Paper on Contingency Plan Testing in North America, Bert Van Roosebeke, our host from the IADI Secretariat Research Unit discusses these questions with Rishanthi Pattiarachchi from the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation (CDIC).