Can a European Capital Market Survive Brexit?
warns that companies are still more dependent on bank lending than they should be.
Howard Davies
Howard Davies, the first chairman of the United Kingdom’s Financial Services Authority (1997-2003), is Chairman of the Royal Bank of Scotland. He was Director of the London School of Economics (2003-11) and served as Deputy Governor of the Bank of England and Director-General of the Confederation of British Industry.
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Crypto Hawks and Doves
describes how digital currencies have divided the world's central bankers into two opposing camps.
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The Last Basel Round?
says that new capital rules for banks announced in December could increase the cost of credit.
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To Manage Expectations, Central Banks Need Social Media Savvy
worries that not enough is being done to prepare consumers and small businesses for higher interest rates.
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Who Wants to Deregulate Finance?
suggests that fears of a rollback of post-crisis rules by the Trump administration are overblown.
