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The Bank of England’s power to direct institutions to address impediments to resolvability

Responses to Consultation and Statement of Policy
Published on 10 December 2015

This document contains the Bank of England’s final policy for exercising its power to direct institutions to address impediments to their resolvability under section 3A of the Banking Act 2009.

PDFStatement of Policy - December 2015

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