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No references found	While the Federal Reserve Board is "well suited" to the task of being the consolidated supervisor for systemically important nonbanks, a system for resolving large, troubled nonbanks such as insurers "analogous to the regime currently used by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation" is also needed, he said. Bernanke gets a grip by Risk & Insurance lt;strong>Creating a framework that allows for the safe unwinding of failing, systemically critical firms</strong> - "To further ameliorate the too-big-to-fail problem, the Congress should create a new set of authorities to facilitate the orderly resolution of failing, systemically important financial firms . Bernanke Prods Congress for Financial Reform by International Business Times - US ed. The FSA is to issue a discussion paper in the next month tackling the issue of systemically important banks and policy tools such as the design of 'living wills' to wind down failed banks in an orderly manner. Firms oppose capital buffers by The Journal (Newcastle, England)	System/390 System/3x System/88 Systemantics systematic systematic analog network testing approach systematic desensitization systematic distortion systematic error systematic error-checking code systematic joints systematic nomenclature systematic sampling systematic support Systematics Systematics, Animal Systematics, Plant Systeme International Systeme International d'Unites Système International d'Unités Système International d'Units systemic systemic circulation systemic inflammatory response syndrome systemic lupus erythematosus systemically systems Systems Administrators Guild Systems Analysis systems analysis & design Systems Analysis Definition systems analyst Systems Application Architecture Systems Approach systems architecting systems architecture systems building systems definition Systems Development Life Cycle systems disk systems ecology systems engineer Systems Engineering systems for nuclear auxiliary power systems house systems implementation test systems integration systems integrator systems jock systems management Systems Network Architecture	Systemic Sclerosis in Greece Systemic Sclerosis in Greece Systemic therapy Systemic therapy Systemic therapy Systemic therapy systemic toxin clearance: dialysis Systemic Transformation Facility Systemic Treatment Disease Site Group Systemic Vascular Capacitance Index Systemic Vascular Conductance Index systemic vascular resistance systemic vascular resistance systemic vascular resistance Systemic Vascular Resistance Index Systemic Vasculatides Systemic Vasculatides Systemic Vasculatides systemic vasculitis Systemic vein systemic venous hypertension systemic venous hypertension systemic venous hypertension Systemic venous system Systemic Venous Thrombosis Systemic Yeast Infection Systemic-Functional Linguistics Systemic-Onset Juvenile Chronic Arthritis systemic-onset juvenile rheumatoid arthritis systemic-onset juvenile rheumatoid arthritis systemically Systemically Dangerous Institution Systemically Important Financial Institution Systemics Systemics Systemics Systemics Systemics and Informatics World Network Systemics, Cybernetics and Informatics systemisation systemisation systemisations systemisations Systemische Opstellingen Nederlands Taalgebied systemise systemise systemised systemised systemiser systemiser systemisers systemisers systemises systemises systemising systemising systemization systemization systemizations systemizations systemize

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While the Federal Reserve Board is "well suited" to the task of being the consolidated supervisor for systemically important nonbanks, a system for resolving large, troubled nonbanks such as insurers "analogous to the regime currently used by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation" is also needed, he said.

Bernanke gets a grip by Risk & Insurance

lt;strong>Creating a framework that allows for the safe unwinding of failing, systemically critical firms</strong> - "To further ameliorate the too-big-to-fail problem, the Congress should create a new set of authorities to facilitate the orderly resolution of failing, systemically important financial firms .

Bernanke Prods Congress for Financial Reform by International Business Times - US ed.

The FSA is to issue a discussion paper in the next month tackling the issue of systemically important banks and policy tools such as the design of 'living wills' to wind down failed banks in an orderly manner.

Firms oppose capital buffers by The Journal (Newcastle, England)

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systematic desensitization

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systematic error-checking code

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