Banks that are viewed by regulators as being too big to be closed and liquidated without imposing a systemic risk to the banking and financial system are referred to is large and in charge banks.

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Banks that are viewed by regulators as being too big to be closed and liquidated without imposing a systemic risk to the banking and financial system are referred to as "too big to fail" banks, not "large and in charge" banks.

Banks That Are Viewed by Regulators as Being Too Big