Posted on 05/11/09
Big bank 'living wills' gain traction in G20
OTTAWA -- The economic and financial powers in the Group of 20 appear to be coalescing around forcing big financial institutions to draw up "living wills," setting up a clash with the many bankers who say the plan would create troublesome paperwork and an impediment to their efforts to back economic growth.
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