2013-02-18 — reuters.com
``The plan's intent, to protect senior creditors by making banks issue a layer of long-term subordinated debt, seems on the right track. Requiring at least five years to maturity could help to keep banks' funding more stable in a credit crunch. That ought to make government intervention less necessary and protect the economy from systemic risk.''
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