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- Bank of England financial stability report: will give insurers more flexibility to deal with a sharp fall in market interest rates
Bank of England financial stability report: will give insurers more flexibility to deal with a sharp fall in market interest rates
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Will reduce counter cyclical capital buffer to 0.0% from 0.5% with immediate effect until June 2017 at the least
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CCB cut will reduce buffer by £5.7bn and raise bank lending capacity by £150bn (not mil as I put in the title)
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FPC is ready to take any further action needed to support financial stability
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Will give insurers more flexibility to deal with a sharp fall in market interest rates
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BOE stands ready to take action to ensure capital and liquidity buffers can be drawn on to support lending
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BOE needs to reduce any pressure on firms to restrict supply of credit and provision of financial services
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BOE closely monitoring commercial real-estate, buy-to-let, investor appetite for UK assets and fragile market liquidity
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Current outlook for financial stability is challenging and some Brexit risks are starting to crystallise
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