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Bankers Support Global Bank Tax: Barclays, Deutsche Bank Execs Back 'Too-Big-To-Fail' Insurance Fund

First Posted: 3/31/10 Updated: 5/25/11

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Financial Times:

Some of the world's most prominent bankers have come out in favour of a global bank wind-down fund, a concession from the industry after weeks of fighting proposals for new taxes in the US and Europe.

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Some of the world's most prominent bankers have come out in favour of a global bank wind-down fund, a concession from the industry after weeks of fighting proposals for new taxes in the US and Europe.
Some of the world's most prominent bankers have come out in favour of a global bank wind-down fund, a concession from the industry after weeks of fighting proposals for new taxes in the US and Europe.
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