The matrix shows that except in the area of standards and codes, most of the significant measures that would need to be taken have not actually happened. Thirdly, it is argued that the progress made so far reflects asymmetry in different participants' responsibilities for the changes required. The main criticism is that it does not adequately address the concerns of developing countries.
Moreover, the Bank of Greece developed a comprehensive strategy to implement efficiently the newly established resolution framework for banks and conducted a viability assessment, enabling the smooth resolution of non-viable banks without any depositor losing his/her money.