Court Minutes
The Financial Services Act (2012) requires the Bank’s Court of Directors to publish the minutes of its meetings. These are published, as required by statute, six weeks after the meeting to which they relate, or, if there is no further meeting within that period, then two weeks after the date of the next meeting. |
Monetary Policy Committee Minutes
The Monetary Policy Committee announced on 8 October 1998
that it would publish the minutes of its monthly meetings on the Wednesday of the second week after the meetings take place. |
Financial Policy Committee Record
The Government confirmed the establishment of the interim FPC on 17 February 2011 in its second consultation document, ‘A new approach to financial regulation: building a stronger system’. The Financial Policy Committee (FPC) meets quarterly and publishes a record of its formal meetings. |
Foreign Exchange Joint Standing Committee Minutes
chaired by Michael Cross, Head of Foreign Exchange Division, is a forum for banks and brokers to discuss broad foreign exchange market issues. It helped facilitate the production of a market Code for Non-Investment Products in cooperation with the MMLG and the London Bullion Market Association. |
Securities Lending and Repo Committee Minutes
chaired by Chris Salmon, Head of Sterling Markets Division, provides an opportunity for practitioners and the authorities to discuss structural (including legal) developments in London-based securities lending and repo markets. |
Sterling Money Markets Liaison Group Minutes
The group meets quarterly as a means for the Bank and market practitioners to maintain regular contact with each other at a senior level. In addition to members from the market, who come from a broad range of institutions, there are also members from trade organisations and official bodies. Others are occasionally invited to discuss matters of particular interest. An article in the Winter 2001 Bank of England Quarterly Bulletin put the work of the MMLG and the Securities Lending and Repo Committee in context with the Bank's other market liaison and intelligence activities. |