BOE - Bank of England

  • 2017 - BOE - Douglas, G., Noss, J., and Vause, N. (2017). The impact of solvency ii regulations on life insurers’ investment behaviour. Bank of England Staff Working Paper No. 664 - 30p
  • 2022 02 - BOE - Modelling fire sale contagion across banks and non-banks, Staff Working Paper No. 878 - 37p
  • 2023 1102 - BOE - DP2/23 – FSCS general insurance limit, Discussion paper 2/23 - [link]
  • 2022 1213 - CNBC - Bank of England calls for ‘urgent’ global action after near-collapse of UK pension funds - [link]
    • A number of pension funds were hours from collapse when the central bank intervened in the long-dated bond market.
    • The Bank emphasized the need for regulators across jurisdictions to strengthen the resilience of the sector, saying that “there is a need for urgent international action to reduce risks in non-bank finance.”
  • The past year has been a momentous one for the Bank of England.
    • The Government announced shortly after taking office that it had decided to give the Bank operational independence in the conduct of monetary policy.
    • A fortnight later, the Government announced a radical reform of the entire structure of financial services regulation, including the transfer of the Bank's responsibility for banking supervision to a new regulatory body for the financial services industry as a whole.
    • The Financial Services Authority (FSA). The Bank will, nevertheless, continue its traditional responsibility for maintaining the stability of the financial system as a whole.
    • The new Bank of England Act, which will formally introduce these changes. 

1998 - BOE - Annual Report 1998, Bank of England - 75p