Facilitating the orderly unwinding of large banks when they fail. The second issue deals with policies to improve the resolution capacity of authorities and those that make the financial infrastructure better able to deal with a large bank failure. These policies include the creation of conditions needed to facilitate a bank’s unwinding if it becomes troubled.
Different international groups are already working on finding ways to facilitate unwinding. Simpler corporate structures and more compatible national resolution regimens would make unwinding easier. Final remarks  One lesson from the current global crisis is the importance of investing in building solid macroeconomic fundamentals in the aim of a more resilient economy and more maneuvering room to cope with external shocks.