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- Bank of England - UK banks more likely to curb lending if disorderly Brexit coincides with severe global recession and misconduct fines
Bank of England - UK banks more likely to curb lending if disorderly Brexit coincides with severe global recession and misconduct fines
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RBS and Barclays pass 2017 stress test with current capital, would have failed on end-2016 capital alone
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No banks need to raise extra capital due to 2017 stress test, for first time since tests started in 2014
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FPC will reconsider adequacy of countercyclical buffer in h1 2018
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Timely agreement on brexit implementation period would reduce risks to financial stability
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UK vulnerable to reduced foreign investor appetite for UK assets, sharp falls could drive sterling lower
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