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IMF says forward guidance could reinvigorate UK monetary policy

Central Banking | 22 May 2013 secure

IMF statement on UK economy suggests Bank of England provide assurances that rates will stay low until economic recovery 'reaches full momentum', to combat diminishing impact of monetary policy

Topics: United Kingdom, IMF, Bank of England, Mervyn King, Lloyds Banking Group, Royal Bank of Scotland

Governance

BoE's King urges RBS break-up

Central Banking | 06 Mar 2013 secure

Topics: Bank of England, Mervyn King, Royal Bank of Scotland, Andrew Bailey

Regulation

Basel DVA capital deduction could cost banks billions

Central Banking | 15 Feb 2012 secure

Topics: Basel III, Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, United States, JPMorgan, Bank of America, Royal Bank of Scotland, Citi, Federal Reserve

Financial Stability

UK’s FSA admits flaws in supervisory approach

Central Banking | 13 Dec 2011 secure

Topics: FSA, Royal Bank of Scotland

Central Banks

British bankers disagree over ring-fencing

Central Banking | 09 Jun 2011 secure

Topics: United Kingdom, Treasury Select Committee, Lloyds Banking Group, Barclays, HSBC, Royal Bank of Scotland, bailout

Banking

Britain gets banks to agree on £10 billion boost to SMEs

Central Banking | 09 Feb 2011 secure

Topics: United Kingdom, Barclays, HSBC, Royal Bank of Scotland, Lloyds Banking Group

Governance

Fed looks to take Bloomberg battle to Supreme Court

Central Banking | 26 Aug 2010 secure

Topics: Federal Reserve, Financial crisis, Bank of England, Royal Bank of Scotland, Balance sheet

Banking

Northern Rock’s bad bank posts first profit

Central Banking | 03 Aug 2010 secure

Topics: Northern Rock, Royal Bank of Scotland, Financial Services Authority, Profit, Financial crisis

Financial Stability

EU stress tests detail exposure to Piigs debt

Central Banking | 26 Jul 2010 secure

Topics: banks, Barclays, Royal Bank of Scotland, Deutsche Bundesbank, Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Spain, Greece, Deutsche Bank, Europe, Stress tests

Financial Stability

Bank of England – Trends in Lending (July 2010)

Central Banking | 20 Jul 2010 secure

Topics: Bank of England, banks, United Kingdom, Credit conditions, HSBC, Barclays, Royal Bank of Scotland

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IMF says forward guidance could reinvigorate UK monetary policy

BoE's King urges RBS break-up

Basel DVA capital deduction could cost banks billions

UK’s FSA admits flaws in supervisory approach

British bankers disagree over ring-fencing

Britain gets banks to agree on £10 billion boost to SMEs

Fed looks to take Bloomberg battle to Supreme Court

Northern Rock’s bad bank posts first profit

EU stress tests detail exposure to Piigs debt

Bank of England – Trends in Lending (July 2010)

Riksbank risk survey reveals rate-rise fears

Weidmann hits out at 'austerity backlash'

Central bank operations push up Target2 turnover

RBI targeting 'greater internationalisation' of rupee

Sarb and Nigeria hold steady as Ghana hikes rates 100bp

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