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Bank of England Sees Growing Risk That Dangers From AI and Debt Will Materialize (opens the original)
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The Bank of England on Wednesday warned of an increase in the risk that interconnected weaknesses in the financial system will crystallize, highlighting the re-escalation of the conflict in Iran and increased AI-related debt issuance. Rises in oil and gas prices had led to bond yields increasing to levels not seen since 2008, the BoE’s Financial Policy Committee said. While the financial system and equity markets had so far proved resilient, the FPC warned that the danger of a sharp adjustment p
Basel chief says risks becoming more interconnected as international cooperation wanes - AOL (opens the original)
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LONDON, Sept 30 (Reuters) - International cooperation among banking supervisors is becoming more difficult just as financial risks grow more interconnected, the chair of the global banking rulemaker said on Wednesday. Basel Committee on Banking Supervision Chair Erik Thedéen warned that fragmentation in supervision could make it harder for regulators to identify and manage risks that span multiple jurisdictions. Thedéen also underlined the importance of independent central banks, at a time when
UK banks make first interbank transactions using tokenised deposits - AOL (opens the original)
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LONDON/PARIS, Sept 24 (Reuters) - Britain's biggest banks have completed the world's first transactions using tokenised deposits to move money between themselves, a boost for a blockchain-based version of commercial bank money that proponents say offers a safer alternative to stablecoins. Banks and other financial institutions have for more than a decade been looking for ways to introduce blockchain into their own IT systems, by creating crypto tokens representing assets such as deposits, stocks
UK Insurers Urge Bank of England to Rethink 'Dynamic' Stress Test (opens the original)
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Britain’s insurance industry is urging the Bank of England’s regulatory arm to rethink its live crisis simulation, citing heavy reporting demands and unrealistic scenarios in a stress test that pushed firms “to their absolute limit.” The Prudential Regulation Authority’s first “dynamic” stress test, which ran over three weeks in May, subjected insurers to successive crises including a U.S. West Coast earthquake, a Gulf of Mexico hurricane, a UK windstorm, European floods and a cyber event. “The
UK regulator flags liquidity risks at property funds - AOL (opens the original)
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LONDON, Sept 3 (Reuters) - An analysis by the UK financial watchdog found liquidity risks are concentrated in real estate funds, reinforcing the regulator's long-standing scrutiny of a sector where investors can withdraw money more quickly than underlying properties can be sold. The analysis by the Financial Conduct Authority of more than 11,000 alternative investment funds available to UK investors found no market-wide liquidity shortfall. But it found that 10% of real estate fund net asset val
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