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"Creditors and shareholders have to do their bit first."
Asked how this would work, Steinbrueck said creditors would receive shares in a troubled bank in return for their money.
He said it was also necessary to set up an equivalent of the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), the euro zone's permanent bailout fund, for banks. He added this fund would be financed by banks rather than governments.
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"We need to siphon off this interest rate advantage - which governments effectively make available to them by being their guarantor - and invest it in an ESM for banks,toms shoes sale."
Steinbrueck said a sum of between 150 and 200 billion euros ($195 billion to $260 billion) was necessary for such a bank bailout fund, which he said would not be possible to collect within just a few years.
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He also said he wanted to separate investment banking businesses from lending and deposit operations,billige Canada Goose Jakke, which would affect Deutsche Bank (DBKGn.DE).
Der Spiegel also quoted him as saying in a working paper that he wanted to ban commodity speculation.
Steinbrueck is one of three Social Democrat (SPD) leaders jostling to lead the party into the 2013 election.
(Reporting by Michelle Martin,toms for cheap; Editing by Sophie Hares)