In this context, the Commission considers that a market economy creditor would not accept such a subordination of materialised claims against a firm in severe difficulty, since such measure would amount to the actual loss of the claims.

The period necessary for the repayment of deposits should take into account cases where schemes have difficulty in determining the amount of repayment and the rights of the depositor, in particular if deposits arise from residential housing transactions or certain life events, if a depositor is not absolutely entitled to the sums held on an account, if the deposit is the subject of a legal dispute or competing claims to the sums held on the account or if the deposit is the subject of economic sanctions imposed by national governments or international bodies.

recovery of the claim would result in serious economic or social difficulties in the requested EU country.

In cases where the objective of resolution measures (such as debt write-down) is to restore a troubled entity to a going concern, any ancillary provision of temporary financing must be accompanied by appropriate measures to restructure the entity, remove culpable management, write down unsecured creditors and dilute or write off the claims of existing shareholders.

to grant the assistance provided for in Articles 78 to 81 of the implementing Regulation if recovery of the claim would, because of the situation of the debtor, create serious economic or social difficulties in the Member State of the requested party, insofar as the laws, regulations or administrative practices in force in the Member State of the requested party allow such action for similar national claims;

In order to avoid any difficulty regarding the concept of debt or maturity this portion is treated as an uninsured debt.