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Insurance, stability and the UK's new regulatory architecture - speech by Paul Tucker
Speaking in London today, Paul Tucker – the Bank’s Deputy Governor for Financial Stability and member of both the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) and the Financial Policy Committee (FPC) – speaks to insurance leaders about how the industry fits within the UK authorities’ efforts to make the financial system more resilient.
Published on
13 March 2012
He underlines the importance of the insurance industry to the UK economy, discusses its role in financial stability and outlines a view of the issues with which the authorities are grappling in relation to insurance regulation.
Press release