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Collateral eligibility: the ultimate macro-prudential policy weapon?
Central Banking Journal |
16 May 2012
The most potent policy weapon at the disposal of central banks when it comes to fulfilling macro-prudential supervision are asset eligibility rules, says William Allen, who calls for a return to commercial bills
collateral, Macro-prudential regulation, Bank of England, Financial Services Authority
BoE’s King says eurozone is ‘tearing itself apart’
Central Banking |
16 May 2012
Have your say on the next governor of the BoE
Central Banking |
11 May 2012
Bank of England, United Kingdom, Mervyn King, Mark Carney, Adair Turner
BoE holds fire on rates and quantitative easing
Central Banking |
10 May 2012
Bank of England, Adam Posen, Inflation, Martin Weale, Interest rates, quantitative easing
HM The Queen confirms banking ring fence plan
Central Banking |
09 May 2012
BoE statistics show fall in business lending in March
Central Banking |
02 May 2012
BoE’s Tucker sets out plan to tackle shadow banking
Central Banking |
27 Apr 2012
Paul Tucker, Bank of England, banks, Macro-prudential regulation, Financial Stability Board (FSB)
UK banks exceed BoE target for £5 note dispensing
Central Banking |
26 Apr 2012
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