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Bank of England

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Splits cap firms to agree £190m compensation - papers 13th Dec

The Financial Services Authority is expected to extract around £190m in compensation for investors who incurred losses in split-capital investment trusts, the Daily Telegraph reported over the weekend.

clock 13 December 2004 •

Your profession

Base rates held at 4.75%

The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee has kept the UK base interest rate at 4.75%, as predicted by the City.

clock 09 December 2004 •

Investment

Longevity bonds touted as pension funding option

The Actuarial Profession has welcomed suggestions from the Bank of England to issue longevity bonds in response to the current pensions debate.

clock 06 December 2004 •

Investment

Rates left unchanged by Bank of England

The Bank of England left the key interest rate unchanged at 4.75% today - a decision widely expected by the market.

clock 04 November 2004 •

Investment

MPC voted 9-0 to maintain rates

Members of the Monetary Policy Committee voted 9-0 to keep the base rate unchanged at 4.75% earlier this month, minutes reveal.

clock 20 October 2004 •

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Memory of L&G endowment clients questioned - papers 13th Oct

LEGAL & GENERAL exployed an eminent psychology professor yesterday to dispute the survey of "mis-sold" endowment customers conducted by the FSA, says this morning's Times .

clock 13 October 2004 •

Investment

Interest Rates hold firm

The bank of England has maintained the UK base rate at 4.75%, after a meeting between the Bank of England's rate-setting committee.

clock 07 October 2004 •

Mortgages

Housing slowdown evident in BoE lending stats

Public borrowing in the mortgage sector is now falling according to the latest statistics from the Bank of England, as the latest increase in lending is now lower than in previous months and fewer loans are being approved.

clock 29 September 2004 •

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Base interest rate stays at 4.75%

The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee has agreed to keep base rates on hold for this month at 4.75%.

clock 09 September 2004 •

Investment

Bank won't raise rates for two months - Gerrard

Simon Rubinsohn, chief economist at stockbroker Gerrard, says the Bank of England is unlikely to raise rates in the next two months.

clock 01 September 2004 •
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