Central bank independence as a prerequisite for financial stability - speech by Richard Sharp

Given at the Cass Business School, London
Published on 19 March 2019

In his final speech as an external member of the Financial Policy Committee, Richard Sharp reflects on the independence of the committee and its achievements. He says the committee functions well, is effective and adds to our financial credibility.

PDFCentral bank independence as a prerequisite for financial stability

Richard Sharp

Member of the Financial Policy Committee from 2013 to 2019

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