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19.10.26 - 14:12
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Bank of England said to be reviewing Barclays′ handling of private credit loans (The Guardian)
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Concerns financial contracts known as derivatives were incorrectly logged, potentially boosting Barclays' profitsThe Bank of England is reportedly looking into Barclays' handling of loans linked to the embattled private credit sector.The Bank's regulatory arm, the Prudential Regulation Authority, started reviewing the matter earlier this year after concerns were raised by a Barclays insider, according to the Financial Times. Continue reading......
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17.10.26 - 15:24
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Bank of England governor walks out of IMF summit in protest against Russia (The Guardian)
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Andrew Bailey among finance leaders to leave session in Bangkok when Russian finance minister addressed groupThe Bank of England governor, Andrew Bailey, has taken part in a walkout of finance leaders who left an International Monetary Fund meeting in protest against Russian involvement.Bailey joined counterparts from France, Germany and a number of Scandinavian and Baltic countries who left the session in Bangkok when the Russian finance minister, Anton Siluanov, addressed the group in Russian. Continue reading......
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16.10.26 - 06:54
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BOE′s Bailey Calls for Global AI Testing Standards (Bloomberg)
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Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey urged rigorous pre- and post-release model testing standards to safeguard public trust and financial infrastructure, while warning that markets risk a correction by overestimating AI returns and pricing every player as a winner. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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16.10.26 - 05:24
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BOE Chief Says Energy Shock Delays 2% Inflation Target (Bloomberg)
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Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey says Middle East energy shocks have pushed rate cuts off the table and that the BOE effectively tightened financial conditions without raising rates. He cautioned against inferring the central bank's next decision, noting officials have to assess pass-through risks. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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