Nordine Abidi was an Economist in the Monetary Policy Department at the European Central bank (ECB). He was responsible for monitoring, analysing and conducting studies on the non- bank transmission of monetary policy and on cyclical and structural developments in the financial markets that have an impact on the euro area from a monetary policy perspective. He was also in charge of the evaluation of the ECB's corporate asset purchase programme. Since September 2019, he joined the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and worked on a variety of analytical and policy endeavours (e.g. monetary and capital market issues, policy response to the COVID-19 crisis, regional economic outlook). He obtained a Ph.D. in Economics from Toulouse School of Economics, France in 2016.

Samuele Crosetti is a Bank Resolution Expert at the Single Resolution Board (SRB), where he carries the ongoing tasks of resolution planning and resolvability assessment for the banks in its portfolio. Before joining the Single Resolution Board, he worked as Supervision Analyst in the European Central Bank, as part of the Joint Supervisory Team of a G-SIB and member of the ECB Brexit Task Force. Alongside his main professional activity, Samuele Crosetti is a PhD candidate at Maastricht University, where is conducting research on the impact of resolution regimes and their operationalisation on financial and non-financial crisis resilience of banks. Since 2017 he has been pro bono teaching assistant of Public Economic Law at LUISS University in Rome.

Ixart Miquel-Flores is a doctoral candidate in the Finance Department at Frankfurt School of Finance & Management. He has as well been a visiting Ph.D. student to the finance departments in The University of Virginia Darden School of Business, as well as The University of Chicago Booth School of Business. He uses modern applied econometric methods to understand the effects and consequences of monetary policy, financial regulation and new technologies on the banking sector and other macro-financial stability issues. He is focused on producing policy-relevant studies. His research has been the focus of articles in reputable newspapers such as the Financial Times and Les E ¿chos, as well as blogs such as Quantpedia and the Oxford University Business Law Blog. Ixart works at the European Central Bank (ECB), where he has acquired experience in different fields such as Monetary Policy and Banking Supervision (Crisis Management, Market Risk and Valuation Banking Inspections, Quantitative Risk Analysis in the context of Market Risk Stress Testing as well as Banking Cyber Resilience Stress Testing). He is a member of the European Banking Institute Young Researchers Group, and has obtained the 2018 Best Paper Award by the European Capital Markets Institute and the 2018 Young Economist Best Academic Paper Award, by the Unicredit Foundation. You can visit his website at: [...]

The role of banking.- Risk management and banking failures.- The role of the accounting information in banking failures.- Corporate Governance and banking failures.- Banking resolution and its key concepts and tools.- Conclusion.