Paul Fisher
Few central banks have recapitalisation deals – BoE paper
Survey of 70 jurisdictions argues institutions need “robust framework” to repair capital shortfalls
Bank of England raises policy rate
Tightening comes amid inflation surge and just after BoE completes asset purchases
Podcast: Paul Fisher on the future of balance sheet policy
Central banks must think about the composition of their balance sheets, the former BoE official says
The ‘golden age’ of central banking has passed
Central banks face multi-faceted challenges and weakened autonomy amid highly polarised inflation expectations
Education, education, education: designing a master’s in global central banking
The BoE’s Paul Fisher says there is a growing need for all-round central banking education
Certified central bankers: BoE launches new qualification
BoE says 80 students to begin postgraduate study in October; retiring Paul Fisher to help design and teach latter stages of qualification
BoE's Fisher underlines need for co-ordination between top committees
PRA deputy head says choices of one committee ‘will affect the choices of the others' and a common understanding of the economy is vital
Widening fix window won't solve forex benchmark issues, industry tells FSB
Broad support for reforms proposed by Debelle- and Fisher-led working group, but industry also makes a variety of alternative proposals
Spencer Dale quits the Bank of England
Bank's head of financial stability and former chief economist quits to join BP, just nine weeks into his new job following a major reshuffle
FSB seeks consultation on FX benchmark review
Group chaired by Guy Debelle of the Reserve Bank of Australia and Paul Fisher of the Bank of England will report back to November's G-20 summit in Brisbane
Carney puts collaboration at core of new BoE structure
Mark Carney outlines plan to take the Bank of England to the forefront of timely, cross-bank policy-making; concern his shake-up may result in a lack of specialist expertise among some unit heads
BoE to create new deputy role amid FX rigging controversy
Bank of England will create new deputy governor post to get a better grasp of financial market dynamics, Mark Carney said in hearing yesterday
Debelle and Fisher to head up FSB FX benchmarks review
RBA deputy governor and Bank of England head of markets will lead a review at the FSB, and present findings to G-20 Brisbane conference in November
BoE's Fisher says falling unemployment needn't mean rate rises
Bank of England's monetary policy committee must plot a course between choking off the recovery and allowing inflationary pressures to rise excessively, says head of markets Paul Fisher
BoE’s Fisher happy to hold QE ‘in reserve’
Executive director says the ‘dramatic turnaround’ in economic data has alleviated the need for further asset purchases; insists the UK is not in the midst of a housing bubble
Net lending to UK businesses still negative, BoE data shows
Second quarter figures for the UK's Funding for Lending scheme shows credit creation remains subdued; Bank of England attributes weak performance to alternative funding sources
BoE's unanimous vote to keep QE unchanged raises eyebrows
The MPC said an investigation of additional policy options would make it unwise to expand QE at the moment; At the same time IMF calls for more stimulus
BoE's Fisher outlines likely QE exit route
BoE's head of markets tells parliamentary committee the MPC would hike interest rates as a signal that asset sales were on the way, but said its next move is more likely to be further easing
BoE’s Fisher sees longer horizon for asset purchases
MPC member Paul Fisher says Bank of England should consider switching to a more gradual pace of asset purchases over a longer period of time
UK government appoints team to choose new Libor administrator
Committee to be led by Baroness Hogg and will include Martin Wheatley of the FCA and Paul Fisher of the Bank of England; recommendations expected later this year
King grilled over £37bn grabbed by UK Treasury
Treasury Committee takes Mervyn King to task over 'profits' from quantitative easing claimed by UK Treasury; BoE officials insist bank’s independence is not under threat