Largest banks would still be ringfenced, while smaller lenders might not need to follow rules
Ministers are considering relaxing rules brought in to stabilise the banking system after the credit crunch, as part of government plans to deregulate the City of London and spark a second big bang for financial services after Brexit.
The ringfencing regulations, introduced in the wake of the 2008 global financial crisis, require lenders to separate their high street operations from other activities such as investment banking or international operations.
Largest banks would still be ringfenced, while smaller lenders might not need to follow rulesMinisters are considering relaxing rules brought in to stabilise the banking system after the credit crunch, as part of government plans to deregulate the City of London and spark a second big bang for financial services after Brexit.The ringfencing regulations, introduced in the wake of the 2008 global financial crisis, require lenders to separate their high street operations from other activities such as investment banking or international operations. Continue reading…
