Add to ORKGOn 19 January 2009, the UK Government unveiled a second comprehensive bank bailout plan. This followed the failure of its October bailout package to stimulate domestic lending, as intended. The various components of the new "rescue package" are duly explained and analysed in this article, which also addresses the likely future course of policy should the Government fail in its latest ambitions to stimulate lending and thereby revive the flagging economy
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How much leeway did governments have in designing bank bailouts and deciding on the height of interv...
On 14 September 2007, after failing to find a 'White Knight' to take over its business, Northern Roc...
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Many countries used public funds to bail out struggling banks at the onset of the financial crisis. ...
Although it has been well over ten years since some of the most advanced global economies witnessed ...
The Great Financial Crisis has been touted to be the worst crisis since the Great Depression of 1930...
On 8 October 2008 the UK Government announced a far-reaching plan to restore financial stability, pr...
Not for the first time, the global banking crisis illustrated the vulnerability of banks to a loss o...
More than 5 years after the fall of Lehman Brothers, and at a time where the Banking Union will star...
On 14 September 2007, after failing to find a 'White Knight' to take over its business, Northern Roc...
How much leeway did governments have in designing bank bailouts and deciding on the height of interv...
Six years on from the financial crisis there are signs of recovery, but Chris Martin questions the e...
Following the collapse of Lehman Brothers and the ensuing global credit crunch in late 2008, Her Maj...
Abstract Since the Great Depression and the stock market crash in 1929, the global economy has exper...
How much leeway did governments have in designing bank bailouts and deciding on the height of interv...
On 14 September 2007, after failing to find a 'White Knight' to take over its business, Northern Roc...
One of the key EU-level responses to the 2007-09 financial crisis was the Bank Recovery and Resoluti...
Extraordinary amounts of public funds and/or assistance were made available to banks since the onse...
Many countries used public funds to bail out struggling banks at the onset of the financial crisis. ...
Although it has been well over ten years since some of the most advanced global economies witnessed ...
The Great Financial Crisis has been touted to be the worst crisis since the Great Depression of 1930...