Resolves YES if any of the following occur to the bank before June 2023:
- Collapse: Bankruptcy, insolvency, or general cessation of operations.
- Acquisition: Acquisition of at least 50% of the voting shares by another financial institution.
- Break-up: Split of the bank into at least two separate entities.
- Government Support: Government-backed provision of financial assistance. This includes full or partial nationalization.
- Central Bank Support: Direct intervention from a central bank.
- International Support: Financial assistance from international institutions such as the IMF or central banks from other countries.
Only events on or after March 25 (the creation date of this question) will count.
It does not matter if these happen due to distress or not.
Resolution criteria based on: https://www.metaculus.com/questions/15622/deutsche-bank-collapse-before-june-2023/.
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@EjeEisis Wrong. My criteria say "Acquisition of at least 50% of the voting shares by another financial institution." The shares most certainly do exist prior to the acquisition, and of course the point of an acquisition is to convert the shares into something else.
It also meets the criteria "Collapse: Bankruptcy, insolvency, or general cessation of operations." - see https://www.fdic.gov/resources/resolutions/bank-failures/failed-bank-list/
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