BANK OF ENGLAND

HSBC, Barclays, Lloyds, Nationwide and Santander cleared the BoE stress test.

MiFID II is following the Financial Services Bill by the Bank of England.

Report by the Bank of England argued that initial decisions by FSA were flawed.

Negative inflation will likely cause the Bank's Monetary Policy Committee to postpone a rate hike.

Around 31.21 million people are employed in the UK out of a total population of 64 million.

HBOS was bailed out by the government that pumped in £20bn in 2008 for a 41% stake.

Dame Nemat Shafik said the bank "had other tools" to deal with them.

Halifax signals yet more strong house price growth in the UK, but others sound warning siren.

Members of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted eight to one to leave rates on hold.

Forbes argued that Britain had limited direct exposure not only to emerging markets but also to key trading partners such as Germany.

"Reverse burden of proof" rule meant senior management of failing banks were guilty until proven innocent.

UK enters deflation as prices fall in line with commodities, but little cause for concern.

The ONS says Consumer Price Index inflation fell again in the year to September.

John Nelson spoke up about the negative antics of big business leading to 'mistrust in capitalism'.

Industry welcomes Bank of England chief's warnings about the economic impact of global warming.

Carney believes that there is "still time to act" but that "the window is finite and it's closing".

Black-box trading believed to have contributed to sharp swings in prices during 'Shanghai Shock'.

Lower costs of transport and food weigh down inflation rate.

It was the first meeting for Gertjan de Vlieghe, the new member of the MPC, who replaced David Miles.

IBTimes UK looks at the left-winger's performance during the Sky News hustings.

The left-winger may be the frontrunner but Liz Kendall insists the competition is still on.