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US bank regulators find no shortcomings in 15 living wills

US bank regulators said the “living wills” — bankruptcy resolution plans — submitted by 15 banks with more than $250 billion in assets were found to have no shortcomings. The plans set out how each institution would be wound down in an orderly way if it failed.

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This is a compliance box ticked, not a clean bill of health for the wider system. The review covers only the largest institutions, so the resolvability of smaller banks and non-bank financial firms — where stress has tended to surface — remains untested by this exercise. The open question is whether regulators extend the same scrutiny to entities outside the $250 billion threshold, and whether a no-shortcomings verdict holds up when a resolution plan is tested by an actual failure rather than a paper review.

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