Taking stock on issues facing the banking community - Governors speech

Quarterly Bulletin 1985 Q1
Published on 01 March 1985

The Governor, reviewing progress and prospects on international financial matters, makes the following points:

  • the authorities' resolve to conquer inflation remains unchanged notwithstanding recent gyrations in the money and foreign exchange markets;

  • solid progress has been achieved on international debt problems, although risks undoubtedly remain;

  • new risks in international business need to be recognised in relation to emerging forms of lending;

  • new structures in the provision of financial services will also bring new risks and problems, which supervisors will need to confront;

  • efforts must be maintained to improve the capital strength of banks and other providers of financial services.

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