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Bank of England may toughen stress tests as economy picks up

Thu, Jul 30, 2015 - 5:50 AM

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THE Bank of England may consider using stress tests of differing severity to assess the resilience of the financial system as economic booms turn to busts, said Deputy Governor Jon Cunliffe.

A harsher scenario would be used as economic growth accelerates and risk builds up...

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