BoE warns of threat to financial markets from potential corporate bond sell-off
'Further work needed'
The Bank of England is concerned about 'fire sales' in one part of the system spreading to other areas.
The Bank of England will conduct further assessment of the asset management industry in relation to the corporate bond market, following a paper outlining liquidity concerns in the event of a 'severe' market shock.
In its report, Simulating stress across the financial system: the resilience of corporate bond markets and the role of investment funds, the BoE found that a large round of redemptions from funds investing...
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