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    • Monday, 8 May, 2023
      Central banks
      Former BoE deputy calls for radical overhaul of bank funding

      Lenders should keep enough collateral with central banks to cover 100% of their short-term deposits in a single day, says Paul Tucker

      Paul Tucker
    • Friday, 9 December, 2022
      ReviewNon-Fiction
      Global Discord by Paul Tucker — holding on to values and power

      The former deputy governor of the Bank of England lays out principles for international co-operation in the face of geopolitical challenges

    • Sunday, 7 August, 2022
      UK financial regulation
      Bank of England accused of failures on shadow banking

      Former deputy governor Paul Tucker says UK central bank must adopt comprehensive regulation of the sector

      Paul Tucker
    • Sunday, 20 March, 2022
      UK financial regulation
      UK financial regulation architects warn against scrapping ‘ringfencing’

      John Vickers and Paul Tucker argue for keeping measures to separate retail and investment banking at large institutions

      Skyscrapers of major banks in London’s Canary Wharf
    • Tuesday, 23 November, 2021
      Federal Reserve
      The Fed appointments process should be overhauled

      Giving the head of the US central bank a single eight-year term would avoid unnecessary uncertainty

      US President Joe Biden greets Jay Powell, chair of the  Federal Reserve, in Washington DC on Monday
    • Thursday, 4 March, 2021
      Clearing & Settlement
      US Congress must ‘learn from ugly episode’ of GameStop trading

      Former BoE deputy governor Paul Tucker urges greater scrutiny of clearers and brokers

    • Wednesday, 20 January, 2021
      Markets InsightFinancial & markets regulation
      Time to look again at the financial system’s dangerous faultlines

      Change is needed after the pandemic stretched markets to the limit in March last year

    • Tuesday, 1 December, 2020
      Capital markets
      Bond market weaknesses need to be ‘dealt with’, says ex-BoE deputy

      Paul Tucker also tells FT summit that bankers’ remuneration is due for an ‘adjustment’

      Sir Paul Tucker said that markets needed reforming
    • Friday, 16 October, 2020
      City InsiderMatthew Vincent
      The kindness of bankers brings reward and redemption

      Queen’s birthday honours recognise hands-on help as gongs return to industry

    • Monday, 3 August, 2020
      Clearing & Settlement
      Ex-BoE deputy governor fears ‘utter mayhem’ from clearing house reform

      Systemic Risk Council’s Paul Tucker warns on consequences of failure as he criticises proposals

    • Thursday, 25 June, 2020
      UK economy
      BoE risks losing credibility, warns former deputy governor

      Paul Tucker questions Bank’s independence in wake of £300bn programme to avert Covid crisis

    • Wednesday, 1 April, 2020
      News in-depthThe Big Read
      Will the coronavirus crisis rehabilitate the banks?

      Lenders that triggered financial crash are now being asked to funnel stimulus money to companies and individuals

    • Wednesday, 29 August, 2018
      US banks
      Federal Reserve debates banks’ capital buffers as markets surge

      Jay Powell faces calls for higher requirements while Republicans push for deregulation

      (FILES) In this file photo taken on July 20, 2018, packs of freshly printed 20 USD notes are processed for bundling and packaging at the US Treasury's Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington, DC. - The dollar slid versus the euro on August 24, 2018, while stock markets mostly rose before a key speech by the head of the Federal Reserve. "The key highlight today will be Fed Chair Jerome Powells speech," said Jasper Lawler, head of research at London Capital Group, adding that investors would "closely scrutinise" where he stands on the pace of future US interest rate hikes. (Photo by Eva HAMBACH / AFP)EVA HAMBACH/AFP/Getty Images
    • Thursday, 19 July, 2018
      City InsiderPatrick Jenkins
      Paul Tucker is querulous about quangos

      Former BoE deputy has particularly harsh words for Ofcom

      Paul Tucker, outgoing Deputy Governor of the Bank of England. photographed in his office.
    • Friday, 29 June, 2018
      FT SeriesSummer books 2018
      Summer books of 2018: Economics

      Martin Wolf selects his mid-year reads

    • Thursday, 10 May, 2018
      ReviewLife & Arts
      Who do ‘rock-star’ central bankers answer to?

      National banks have become bulwarks against crisis — and in effect gained the power to pick winners and losers

      Mark Carney, governor of the Bank of England (BOE), returns to his seat after delivering a speech at the launch of the central bank's econoME education programme in the City of London, U.K., on Friday, April 27, 2018. Money markets have slashed bets on the Bank of England raising borrowing costs when it meets in two weeks, with the odds for an increase collapsing to 20 percent from above 50 percent on Thursday. Photographer: Simon Dawson/Bloomberg
    • Thursday, 30 November, 2017
      Central bank intervention
      BoE’s ex-deputy governor warns over next financial crisis

      Paul Tucker calls for increase in banks’ equity capital requirements

      Paul Tucker, outgoing Deputy Governor of the Bank of England. photographed in his office.
    • Thursday, 30 November, 2017
      Banks
      UBS chief clashes with ex-BoE deputy governor over bankers’ pay
    • Thursday, 30 November, 2017
      Global Economy
      Sir Paul Tucker warns of complacency on bank risks
    • Monday, 13 November, 2017
      Claire Jones
      Monetary union comes at a price for Europe

      The eurozone’s position will remain precarious without closer financial integration

    • Monday, 10 April, 2017
      UK banks
      Barclays blamed BoE over lowering of Libor rate, claims BBC

      Employees at lender discussed pressure from central bank, according to transcript

      Pedestrians pass the Bank of England (BOE) in London, U.K., on Tuesday, March 28, 2017. London has retained the mantle as the world’s top financial center, though uncertainty about the implications of Britain’s vote to leave the European Union saw its lead over Asian rivals narrow, according to a study. Photographer: Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg
    • Sunday, 23 October, 2016
      Central bank intervention
      Former Bank of England deputy interviewed in SFO probe

      Investigation into whether liquidity actions were rigged at height of financial crisis

      Pedestrians walk past the Bank of England (BOE) in the City of London, U.K., on Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2016. BOE officials announce their next interest rate decision on Thursday, when they are forecast to keep policy unchanged as they assess the outlook for the economy since the Brexit vote. Photographer: Luke MacGregor/Bloomberg
    • Tuesday, 7 June, 2016
      FT AlphavilleIzabella Kaminska
      How ‘Too Big To Fail’ is impeding innovation
    • Monday, 14 March, 2016
      FTfmPatrick Jenkins
      SEC must stand up to fund manager bullies

      Lack of asset manager liquidity is one of biggest financial risks we face

      People walk in front of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission headquarters in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Wednesday, June 25, 2008. The SEC moved to overhaul rules requiring investment firms to rely on credit ratings after losses on top-ranked mortgage debt cast doubt on their reliability. Photographer: Brendan Smialowski/Bloomberg News
    • Friday, 11 March, 2016
      City InsiderHarriet Agnew
      City Insider: Staley has a trick up his sleeve

      Revamp will make it harder to work out how Barclays’ investment unit is faring

      Jes Staley, chief executive officer of Barclays Plc, pauses during a Bloomberg Television interview in New York, U.S., on Thursday, March 10, 2016. Barclays is already receiving strong interest in its African banking business a week after announcing its intention to sell, Staley said. Photographer: Chris Goodney/Bloomberg *** Local Caption *** Jes Staley
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