UK banking institutions in particular were severely affected by this turn of events. The oligopolistic structure of the industry and the weight of financial services in the UK economy did not facilitate recovery expost. Although losses incurred were somewhat unpredictable, the crisis itself did not ...
the provision of liquidity on a collateralized basis to sound financial institutions is a traditional central bank function. This so-called lender-of-last-resort activity is particularly useful during a financial crisis, as it reduces the need for fire sales of assets and reassures financial institu...
13 Paper Buildings, Temple, London EC4Y 7EU, UKPalgrave Macmillan UKJournal of Banking RegulationMcIlroy, D.H. (2008) Regulating risk: A measured response to the banking crisis. Journal of Banking Regulation 9: 284-292.David Halliday Mcllroy."Regulating risk:A measured response to the ...
The crisis in UK banking: lessons for public policy. Public Money and Management ,29, 276-284.Goddard, J., Molyneux, P. and Wilson, J.O.S. (2009a), Crisis in UK Banking: Lessons for Public Policy', Public Money and Management, 29, 276-284....
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For many, the meltdowns in the banking sector have evoked the spectre of the 2008 financial crisis, when some of the biggest banks in America collapsed, knocked by a decline in the US housing market - ultimately leading to enormous government bailouts and a global economic recession. ...
of legitimation strategies based on previous research ( van Leeuwen and Wodak 1999 ; Vaara, Tienari and Laurila 2006 ), and examines how these are used by in the "letter to shareholders" published by the chairs of the five main UK-based banks over the ten years following the crisis. The...
As the financial crisis reached its peak in 2008, banks were failing across the globe. The UK had already seen the nationalizations of several major household names and in Iceland Khf, as well as other major national banks, were also close to failure. At the request o...
While we are not in a banking crisis now, markets could make one happen. The financial instability we have seen so far will weigh on growth, which will hopefully help lean against inflation. The risk to the terminal interest rate for the U.S., UK and eurozone was overwhelmingly to the ...