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Bank holding company (HoldCo) issues TLAC-eligible senior unsecured debt.
In a 'Single Point of Entry' (SPOE) resolution, what is the most likely outcome for these noteholders if the bank fails?
- They rank pari passu with insured depositors and other senior claims at the operating subsidiary level.
- They receive 100% recovery in full, as part of a direct government-backed bailout of the parent holding company.
- The debt is accelerated and fully repaid from proceeds on the sale of the bank's headquarters building and its brand.
- The debt is converted to equity to recapitalise the bank while operating subsidiaries continue to function.
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