Paul Tucker

Charles Bean expects the UK economy to "gradually improve"

BoE mulls negative interest rate to get banks lending more

The deputy governor of the Bank of England has told MPs that he remains open to "doing more QE" if demand and inflation conditions are suitable.

Sir Mervyn King appeared before a parliamentary commission on banking reform today

King warns of bank reform loophole that puts savers at risk

The Governor of the Bank of England, Sir Mervyn King has warned MPs that legislation on banking reform needs to be clear so that banks cannot attempt to undo changes.

Paul Tucker gave a speech today to the BBA

Tucker: UK banks not strong enough for "end-of-the-world-risks"

The Deputy Governor of the Bank of England, Paul Tucker has said that UK banks balance sheets are not strong enough to withstand "end-of-the-world-risks".

The deadline for applications to become the new Governor of the Bank of England has passed

Deadline to become next Governor of the Bank of England expires

The deadline to be the next Governor of the Bank of England passed this morning with two possible candidates ruling themselves out leaving current deputy Paul Tucker as favourite.

The role of governor will grow following regulatory changes

What does it take to be the new governor of the Bank of England?

The role of governor of the Bank of England will be advertised in The Economist on Friday. What skills are needed and who are the frontrunners to take over from Sir Mervyn.

The Bank of England was alerted to the potential for Libor manipulation in May 2008

Emails show Bank of England failed to act on Libor concerns

A new series of emails show that the Bank of England failed to investigate concerns that Libor was being rigged in 2008.

Sir Mervyn King defended the Bank of England's handling of the Libor scandal today

Sir Mervyn King tells MPs libor rigging was "fraud"

The Governor of the Bank of England, Sir Mervyn King has told MPs that Barclays was in a "state of denial" over regulators concerns and Libor rigging is fraud.

Barclays believes other banks will be implicated in the Libor scandal

Del Missier says he was acting on orders over Libor rigging

Barclays former chief operating officer, Jerry Del Missier has appeared before MPs and said that he was acting on orders to understate Barclays Libor submissions.

Andrew Tyrie, chairman of the TSC told Mr Tucker: "This doesn't look good"

Tucker tells TSC BoE did not sanction Libor fixing

The deputy governor of the Bank of England has told MPs that the Bank of England did not sanction Libor fixing and that the bank was not leaned upon by ministers to get Libor reduced in October 2008.

The Deputy Governor of the Bank of England, Paul Tucker, will answer questions on Libor today

Paul Tucker to face TSC Libor questioning

The Deputy Governor of the Bank of England, Paul Tucker, will answer questions from MPs at a Treasury Select Committee this afternoon on Libor and a key conversation he had with Bob Diamond.

The Serious Fraud Office is to launch an investigation into Libor

Serious Fraud Office launches investigation into Libor fixing

The Serious Fraud Office has confirmed that it is to launch a formal criminal investigation into the Libor interbank rate-rigging scandal.

What happens next with the Libor investigation?

What next for Bob Diamond and the Libor investigation?

Bob Diamond appeared before MPs yesterday and left with many questions unanswered. The deputy governor of the Bank of England, Paul Tucker will appear soon and his appearance could cast Diamond's testimony in a new light.

Barclays former CE, Bob Diamond will face questions from MPs today

Bob Diamond to face MPs over Barclays Libor fixing

The former chief executive of Barclays, Bob Diamond, is to face MPs at a Treasury Select Committee over his role in the Libor interbank rate-rigging scandal and his testimony could implicate others.

The Bank of England could amend its liquidity policy

Bank of England signal change in policy stance on bank liquidity

A speech by Deputy Governor, Paul Tucker hints at a shift in the bank's stance on liquidity to combat business and household difficulties in accessing borrowing.

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