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Bank of England Financial Stability Report hearings: Session 2014-15

Inquiry

The Treasury Committee holds hearings twice a year on the Financial Policy Committee's (FPC) Financial Stability Reports. The oral and written evidence received for these sessions is published online and can be found below.

Published oral and written evidence of FPC hearings dating from May 2010 to May 2013 is available on the 'other work' webpage.

Reports, special reports and government responses

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Oral evidence transcripts

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14 January 2015
Inquiry Bank of England Financial Stability Report hearings: Session 2014-15
Witnesses Dr Mark Carney, Governor, Bank of England, Sir Jon Cunliffe, Deputy Governor, Financial Stability, Bank of England, Dame Clara Furse, External member, Financial Policy Committee, and Martin Taylor, External member, Financial Policy Committee
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Oral Evidence
6 January 2015
Inquiry Bank of England Financial Stability Report hearings: Session 2014-15
Witnesses Professor Kevin Dowd, Professor of Finance and Economics, Durham University Business School, and Dr Thomas Huertas, Partner and Chair, Ernst and Young Global Regulatory Network
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Oral Evidence
14 January 2015
Inquiry Bank of England Financial Stability Report hearings: Session 2014-15
Witnesses Dr Mark Carney, Governor, Bank of England, Sir Jon Cunliffe, Deputy Governor, Bank of England, Dame Clara Furse DBE, External Member, Financial Policy Committee, and Mr Richard Sharp, External Member, Financial Policy Committee
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Prof Kevin Dowd (0220001)
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Dr Thomas Huertas (0220002)
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