Popular resolution puts T2 in 'grey area'

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Popular resolution puts T2 in 'grey area'

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Banco Popular’s tier two bondholders were ‘zeroed’ when the bank was resolved this week, joining the Spanish firm’s additional tier one (AT1) investors in losing all of their money. But Popular’s resolution does not necessarily spell the end for the distinction between ‘going’ and ‘gone’ concern capital.

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