Bailey: City red tape should ‘flush out’ excessive bank profits but not cap them
Rules have been in place to avoid excessive profit-taking and maintain stronger buffers since the 2008 financial crisis, but in more recent years, banks have…
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Andrew Bailey told City bosses that arguing for less regulation was “unhelpfully reductive”, but that the central bank was open to tweaking the existing rules.
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Andrew Bailey told City bosses that arguing for less regulation was “unhelpfully reductive”, but that the central bank was open to tweaking the existing rules.
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