In this regard, conclusions of the Bail-in Working Group include that there is a need for clarity and transparency, allowing comparability and predictability of the new regulatory environment in which the banks throughout Europe operate. It also advocates: consistency and clear communication; predictability of the practical application of resolution powers and the various triggers along the capital structure; standardisation and homogeneity, in particular when it comes to a framework for achieving subordination; clarity around valuation methods and fairness as to how losses are attributed. Ultimately, the Group aims to reassure the market and preserve confidence by ensuring that bank capital remains a sustainable and investible proposition, with debt markets available at reasonable prices to provide banks with necessary liquidity. Mindful of these goals, the Bail-in Working Group regularly represents its collective views to central banks, policy makers and regulators with a view to engaging them in constructive and open dialogue.