Abstract
Next, we will analyze what makes banks special, and what this entails for the bankruptcy process involving banks. We review the main characteristics of bank bankruptcy law and describe the methods for restructuring of a failing bank. Subsequently, we show that these characteristics are typically not taken into account in corporate bankruptcy law. Corporate bankruptcy law should therefore be adapted by special amendments, or a completely new bank bankruptcy law could be used.
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