April 17, 2014
An interesting story has been developing over the past couple of weeks and has been flying under the radar somewhat, though Alex Barker over at the FT has covered this story very well, here, here and here.The issue is that the Bank of England has …
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bail-in, bank of england, bank recapitalisation, brrd, ELA, single bank resolution, UK-EU relations |
While the US has its Independence Day, Europe looks to be having its Forward guidance day.Bad puns aside, it’s actually been quite an interesting day in the world of central banking in Europe.First we had the new Bank of England Governor Mark Carney …
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bank of england, Draghi, ECB, ECB Governing Council, ecb rate cut, forward guidance |
May 22, 2013
Yesterday saw the opening salvo of what is sure to become a heated debate over the new ‘technical standards’ for the EU’s banker bonus rules. Why is this so important? Well, these rules will essentially determine how far reaching the EU’s already…
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bank bonus, bank of england, banker bonus, banking regulation, banking sector, EBA, ECB, financial regulation, Financial Services, financial supervision, transparency, UK-EU relations |
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