Waiting for the exit: QT and the Bank of England’s long-term balance sheet - speech by Andrew Hauser

Given at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, London
Published on 17 July 2019

Central bank balance sheets, including the Bank of England’s, have changed since the crisis. In his speech, Andrew Hauser, sets out the findings of work that the Bank has been doing to understand how its balance sheet might change in the future. 

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Andrew Hauser

Andrew Hauser

Former Executive Director for Markets from 2018 to 2024

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