[9W Financial stability reports by Financial Policy Committee]
Bank of England Act 1998 (1998 c 11) | Legislation

[Financial stability reports by Financial Policy Committee]

[9W  Financial stability reports by Financial Policy Committee]

[(1)     The Financial Policy Committee must prepare and publish reports relating to financial stability (“financial stability reports”).

(2)     Two financial stability reports must be published in each calendar year.

(3)     A financial stability report must include—

(a)     the Committee's view of the stability of the UK financial system at the time when the report is prepared,

(b)     an assessment of the developments that have influenced the current position,

(c)     an assessment

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