Bail-inable debt

Bank regulation - bailin.

Bail-inable debt means liabilities of a bank that are subject to bailin, whether by the imposition of credit losses or by conversion into equity.

In either case, the effect is to recapitalise the bank.

(Source - HSBC annual report 2024).

See also

• Bailin
• Bailout
• Capital
• Capital adequacy
• Contract
• Debt
• Eligible liabilities
• Loss absorbing capacity
• MREL
• Multiple Point of Entry
• Recapitalisation amount
• Recapitalise
• Resolution Authority
• Resolution weekend
• Secondary Loss Absorbing Capital (SLAC)
• Single Point of Entry
• Statute
• Statutory
• TARP