Proceeding contribution from Lord Myners (Labour) in the House of Lords on Thursday, 3 February 2011. It occurred during Debates on delegated legislation on Investment Bank Special Administration Regulations 2011.
Investment Bank Special Administration Regulations 2011
The capping of exposures may be a good thing in itself, but what happened here was that, after the collapse of Lehman brothers, the Germans effectively said, ““These are no longer client assets. They will be deemed to be the assets of Lehman Brothers International””. That is the core of the matter. It strikes me as quite extraordinary that a fellow European nation should have done this. To date, we have not been successful in unwinding what could only be regarded as a hostile action to the concept of client money. I welcome what has already been done, but I urge the Minister to take an interest in this and to see whether, perhaps with the FSA, we could give one more push on this subject.
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- 724 c1554
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- 2010-12
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- Banks Investment Financial institutions Insolvency Regulation
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- Investment Bank Special Administration Regulations 2011
- Investment Bank (Amendment of Definition) Order 2011
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