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Monetary Policy

Michael Woodford backs combining nominal GDP and inflation target

Central Banking | 28 Mar 2013 secure

Leading monetary policy theorist advocates immediate fiscal transfer to the public, funded by central bank purchase of government debt, coupled with adoption of nominal GDP target

Topics: Inflation targeting, quantitative easing, Adair Turner

Central Banks

UK regulators back tough action on banking sector competition

Central Banking | 27 Feb 2013 secure

Topics: Martin Wheatley, Adair Turner, Financial Conduct Authority, Financial Services Authority, Prudential Regulatory Authority (PRA)

Financial Stability

UK’s Turner says financial fragmentation may not be a bad thing

Central Banking | 21 Feb 2013 secure

Topics: Adair Turner, FSA, Eurozone, banks

Monetary Policy

UK’s Adair Turner advocates stimulus by ‘helicopter money’

Central Banking | 07 Feb 2013 secure

Topics: monetary policy, FSA, Adair Turner, Sovereign debt, Mark Carney

Financial Stability

BoE’s Bailey says stronger internal governance needed

Central Banking | 20 Nov 2012 secure

Topics: Bank of England, Andrew Bailey, Adair Turner

Financial Stability

FSA’s Turner warns emerging markets not to repeat West’s mistakes

Central Banking | 02 Nov 2012 secure

Topics: Adair Turner, Financial Services Authority, Bank of England, Mervyn King, South African Reserve Bank

Financial Stability

UK needs ‘innovative’ policy levers beyond price stability, says FSA’s Turner

Central Banking | 12 Oct 2012 secure

Topics: Adair Turner, Bank of England, Mervyn King, Financial Policy Committee (FPC)

Governance

Robert Pringle’s Viewpoint: The next governor of the Bank

Central Banking | 24 Jul 2012 secure

Topics: Mervyn King, Adair Turner, Mark Carney, Bank of England, Paul Tucker

Financial Stability

UK FSA chairman slams past regulatory mistakes

Central Banking | 24 Jul 2012 secure

Topics: Adair Turner, FSA, Financial Services Authority, banks, Financial Policy Committee (FPC) , Bank of England

Governance

King calls for overhaul of UK banking system

Central Banking | 29 Jun 2012 secure

Topics: Mervyn King, Bank of England, United Kingdom, banks, Independent Commission on Banking, Financial Policy Committee (FPC) , Financial Services Authority, Adair Turner

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Michael Woodford backs combining nominal GDP and inflation target

UK regulators back tough action on banking sector competition

UK’s Turner says financial fragmentation may not be a bad thing

UK’s Adair Turner advocates stimulus by ‘helicopter money’

BoE’s Bailey says stronger internal governance needed

FSA’s Turner warns emerging markets not to repeat West’s mistakes

UK needs ‘innovative’ policy levers beyond price stability, says FSA’s Turner

Robert Pringle’s Viewpoint: The next governor of the Bank

UK FSA chairman slams past regulatory mistakes

King calls for overhaul of UK banking system

Carney hails Canada's 'massive and disciplined' crisis response

Fed’s Bullard recommends QE for ECB's next move

German banks adopt Step2 for domestic payments

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BoE opens up its macro models in push for transparency

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