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L to R: Central Banking’s Daniel Hinge, Mark Carney, Central Banking’s Christopher Jeffery
L to R: Central Banking’s Daniel Hinge with Mark Carney and Central Banking’s Christopher Jeffery
Photo: Juno Snowdon Photography

Central Banking met with Mark Carney on August 1 in London

You joined the Bank of England (BoE) as governor at a time when the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) and the new macro-prudential framework under the Financial Policy Committee (FPC) were being integrated into the bank. At the same time there was the ‘One Bank’ transformation aimed at better integration and extracting savings. How has this all worked out?

There are policy synergies and operational synergies.

Part of the reason I

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