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More monetary easing in the U.K. ‘quite possible,’ BOE deputy governor says
By Elliot Smith
May 12, 2020, CNBC
It is “quite possible” that the Bank of England could implement additional easing measures looking ahead, according to Deputy Governor for Monetary Policy …
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U.K. business’ problem debt bill may hit £100bn thanks to pandemic
By Mark Cobley
May 11, 2020, Financial News
British businesses will be left with as much as £100bn in problem debt thanks to the coronavirus crisis, and will likely need …
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BOE Could Do More Quantitative Easing in June, Bailey Says
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey says the central bank is “keeping all options open” on monetary policy. He talks about the potential for policy makers to expand quantitative easing …
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BOE allows banks to tap capital cushion during coronavirus
By Huw Jones
March 11, 2020, Reuters
The Bank of England told banks on Wednesday they can tap one of their capital buffers to maintain lending during the coronavirus epidemic, …
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European reporting guidance will be updated to “fill gaps”
By Wendy Lisney
March 5, 2020, Global Investor Group
European guidance on best practices for derivatives reporting published earlier this week will be updated on an ongoing basis to fill …
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Britain wants binding obligations on access to E.U. financial market
By Huw Jones
February 28, 2020, Reuters
Britain said on Thursday it wanted “legally binding” obligations on access to the European Union financial market, coupled with arrangements for maintaining trust …
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Gina Miller attacks Andrew Bailey’s Bank of England governor move
By Chris Flood and Matthew Vincent
February 25, 2020, Financial Times
MPs should urgently review the government’s appointment of Andrew Bailey as the next Bank of England governor because of …
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New BOE governor makes plea to Brussels on City access
By Caroline Binham
February 12, 2020, Financial Times
The next governor of the Bank of England has warned the E.U. against allowing politics to trump technical assessments that would permit …
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City groups set out vision for post-Brexit market access
By Matthew Vincent
February 12, 2020, Financial Times
City of London institutions are urging the U.K. and E.U. to adopt a new system for assessing regulatory “equivalence” post-Brexit that could …
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The winners of the Libor transition
By Thomas Helm
February 12, 2020, Practice Insight from IFLR
Although the shift away from interbank rates is expected to be an aggregate loss for financial services as a whole, …
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