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Google News: MPs dismiss Bank's accountability plan
[Money Marketing] - TSC chair Andrew Tyrie says the move shows the Bank has accepted there is an accountability deficit in the new set up but he says its proposed solution does not fill the gap. The TSC's official response to the proposal says: “Parliament's practical
Merlin fails to conjure up credit
www.independent.co.uk
[The Independent] - Andrew Tyrie, the chairman of the Treasury Select Committee, is clear that banks can do more be altering their behaviour: "Banks are under pressure to strengthen their balance sheets but they could still lend more by reducing bonuses or dividends as
UK rejects German 'olive branch' of exchange tax
www.telegraph.co.uk
[Telegraph.co.uk] - Andrew Tyrie, chairman of the Treasury Select Committee, said: "Most people agree the FTT is unworkable. The FTT or anything that amounts to one is, and almost certainly should be, a non-starter at European level: the effects would be incalculable and
Google News: TSC: More accountability will mean better regulation
[Money Marketing] - TSC chair Andrew Tyrie says: “Higher accountability to Parliament will help provide better regulation and avoid the problems that have plagued the FSA.” In the past, committee members have slammed the quality of FSA cost-benefit analyses.
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