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The Bank of England today issued a consultation document on its plans to introduce a regular survey of UK loan market conditions, to support its analysis of monetary conditions and financial stability.
Published on
31 August 2006
Under the proposal, bank and non-bank lenders would be invited to complete surveys for each of three markets: mortgage lending, unsecured lending to households, and corporate lending.