Remarks at the Alastair Ross Goobey Memorial Lecture - by Jon Cunliffe

Speech given at Alastair Ross Goobey Memorial Lecture, London.
Published on 26 April 2016

In his remarks at the Alastair Ross Goobey memorial lecture, Jon Cunliffe talks about the Financial Policy Committee's role and how it sees the current conjuncture in terms of risk to financial stability.

Jon focuses on the property sector as property-related debt makes up around 60% of all private non-financial sector debt in the UK.

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Sir Jon Cunliffe's biography

Sir Jon Cunliffe

Former Deputy Governor, Financial Stability from 2013 to 2023

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