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- Bank of England FPC - Brexit poses risks to continuity of derivative and insurance contracts
Bank of England FPC - Brexit poses risks to continuity of derivative and insurance contracts
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Increased risk reflects deteriorating loan quality, tougher stress test including 4 pct BOE bank rate
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Average loss rate of 20 pct for UK consumer lending in 2017 compares with 13 pct in 2016
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Banks should factor these expected loss rates into future capital plans
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Still expect to raise counter-cyclical capital buffer to 1 pct from 0.5 pct at nov meeting, with effect from nov 2018
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New ifrs9 accounting rule will not lead to increased capital requirements for banks
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