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  • Bank of England must weigh up negative interest rates, says deputy governor

    May 12, 2020

    Bank of England deputy governor Ben Broadbent has raised the possibility of negative interest rates in the UK, but said the BoE would have to think hard about the challenges they pose. Asked about negative rates on CNBC, Broadbent said it was “a question that’s been thought about on and off since the financial crisis [...]

  • The City View podcast, from Morning Wire, with Nigel Vaz, CEO of Publicis Sapient

    May 12, 2020

    In this episode Christian is joined by Nigel Vaz, CEO of the digital transformation giant, Publicis Sapient.  Subscribe to The City View Podcast: Apple / Google / Spotify / RSS Nigel has 20,000 employees across the globe in 53 offices, so he’s confronting changes to the world of work just like every other company. But his [...]

  • Exclusive: EU accused of ‘politicising’ Canada in Brexit trade talks

    May 11, 2020

    EU negotiators have been accused of politicising the UK’s financial services sector in Brexit trade talks, after suggestions the bloc could shut Canada out of its markets if the UK does not budge on other areas during negotiations. A senior EU official told Morning Wire that Brussels will only grant the British [...]

  • Colombian billionaire Jaime Gilinski beefs up Metro Bank stake

    May 10, 2020

    Colombian tycoon Jaime Gilinski has tightened his grip on Metro Bank after ramping up his stake in the troubled lender. Gilinski, formerly the largest investor in TSB’s Spanish owner Sabadell, has increased his holding to nine per cent, the Sunday Times reported. In December the mogul, who holds his stake through British Virgin Islands-based Spaldy [...]

  • Sajid Javid: UK should run the economy ‘hot’ and support lenders

    May 8, 2020

    Former chancellor Sajid Javid has said the government should “run the economy hot” and lift coronavirus restrictions to encourage growth. He also suggested “bad banks” could be created to help the UK’s lenders which are set to struggle with bad loans as coronavirus crashes the economy. Javid’s intervention came after the Bank of England yesterday [...]

  • The City View podcast, from Morning Wire, with Stephen Jones – CEO of UK Finance

    May 8, 2020

    Listen to our daily City View podcast as we chart the economic fallout and business impact of the coronavirus pandemic. In this episode, Christian is joined by Stephen Jones, CEO of banking industry group UK Finance, which is at the heart of the Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CBILS). Subscribe to The City View Podcast: [...]

  • UK economy: Is the Bank of England’s 2021 rebound scenario too optimistic?

    May 7, 2020

    The Bank of England today said the UK economy could suffer its worst economic crash in 300 years this year as the coronavirus lockdown batters the economy. Yet it said it is likely to bounce back relatively quickly. Despite the dire report it stopped short of launching more bond-buying or “quantitative easing” (QE) and left [...]

  • Banks blasted over ‘disappointingly slow’ pace of lending as coronavirus loans hit £5.5bn

    May 7, 2020

    Banks have lent over £5.5bn to SMEs through the CBILS scheme but a leading industry body has said the process is still too slow.  The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) said the improvement in the number of firms accessing CBILS is welcome. However, head of economics Suren Thiru said that with many firms “only having [...]

  • Bank of England: UK economy could suffer biggest crash in 300 years

    May 7, 2020

    The UK economy is likely to shrink by an enormous 14 per cent in 2020 in its worst crash in 300 years amid the coronavirus pandemic before rebounding strongly in 2021, the Bank of England has said as it kept interest rates on hold at their current record-low levels. The Bank said it expected the [...]

  • £2bn of ‘bounce back’ loans for SMEs approved in first 24 hours

    May 6, 2020

    More than 69,000 so-called coronavirus bounce back loans were approved on the first day of them being made available via banks. The approvals equate to over £2bn in loans during the first 24 hours of the bounce back scheme’s launch on Monday, chancellor Rishi Sunak said today. The seven largest UK banks including HSBC, Barclays, [...]

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