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  • European Central Bank: Results Of The Euro Money Market Survey 2014

    Date 17/10/2014

    • Aggregate turnover in the segments of the euro money markets captured by the survey expanded by 4%, to €79 trillion, in the second quarter of 2014, as compared with the second quarter of 2013. The corresponding increase in 2013 was 6%.
    • In the unsecured market, cash borrowing of participating banks increased by 54%, to €2.56 trillion, while their lending increased by 24%, to €2.02 trillion.
    • Perceived efficiency and liquidity conditions in the unsecured market improved from low levels, while banks’ expectations of increases in risk limits rose significantly.

  • Malawi Stock Exchange Weekly Trading Report Week Ending 17th October, 2014

    Date 17/10/2014

    Click here to download Malawi Stock Exchange's weekly trading report for the week ending 17th October, 2014.

  • Ethics And Finance – Panel Remarks By Mark Carney, Governor, Bank Of England

    Date 17/10/2014

    Panel remarks given by Mark Carney at the IMF Annual Meeting Seminar on The Future of Finance, Washington on 12 October.

  • FSB Consults On Guidance On Cooperation And Information Sharing With Non-CMG Host Authorities

    Date 17/10/2014

    The FSB issued today for public consultation draft guidance on cooperation and information sharing with host authorities of jurisdictions not represented on crisis management groups (CMGs) where a global systemically important financial institution (G-SIFI) has a systemic presence (non-CMG host authorities).

  • Speech Given By Andrew Bailey, Deputy Governor, Prudential Regulation And Chief Executive Officer, Prudential Regulation Authority At The Lord Mayor’s Banquet, London

    Date 17/10/2014

    Lord Mayor, thank you once again for inviting us round to Dinner. Events at the Mansion House never cease to be special, with an aura that sets them apart. It is a true story from some years ago that a very senior official from another country came to a lunch at the Mansion House, at which he spoke, and after which he came to visit the then Governor of the Bank. He had been impressed by the grandeur of the surroundings, the food and drink, the speeches (in plural), but he had just one question for the Governor. How does anyone make money in the City if that is how they carry on? The Governor was wise and slightly avuncular in his answer, to the point of remarking that it is not a question that anyone in the City would ask. Lunches may have become shorter, but dinners remain a place to take stock over good food and wine and with good company. And, for Martin and me it is a chance to take stock after just over eighteen months of the new arrangements.