Banking Resolution is an independent reference on how bank failures are managed across Europe. It explains the legal framework and the authorities responsible for keeping critical banking functions running while losses are allocated to shareholders and creditors rather than taxpayers. The site combines data drawn from official registers and publications with editorial explanations reviewed before publication.

Its resources include a glossary of 152 resolution terms, profiles of 125 banks, and a searchable database covering more than 168,000 debt instruments, classified by seniority. Users can explore issuance details, filter and export data, and review upcoming maturities. The site also provides reporting templates, profiles of resolution authorities, explanations of key regulations, and seven case studies reconstructing how real bank failures were handled. A news section aggregates publications from regulatory authorities, while guides explain the resolution process, creditor hierarchy, bail-in and MREL requirements. Banking Resolution is designed as an informative resource for understanding European banking resolution; its content is not investment advice.