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Capital hawks advocate bail-in flexibility for Italy

As stress-test results loom, experts say tackling legacy loans should take priority over bail-in purity

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Italy's economy is growing, pointing to a problem of supervision rather than asset-quality deterioration

Advocates of stronger bank capital and regulation are calling for the European Commission to be flexible in applying new limits on bank bail-outs, just seven months after the legislation entered into force in January, to allow Italy to tackle high levels of legacy non-performing loans (NPLs) and weak bank balance sheets.

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