Silicon Valley Bank collapse: HSBC moves to buy SVB subsidiary in the UK
After a weekend of negotiations, HSBC has agreed to acquire the UK subsidiary of Silicon Valley Bank for one pound (€1.13).
After a weekend of negotiations, HSBC has agreed to acquire the UK subsidiary of Silicon Valley Bank for one pound (€1.13).
It’s now seen as a 50-50 call on whether the Monetary Policy Committee lifts rates on Thursday
Three-month extension of energy price guarantee welcomed but key state support schemes expiring
City analysts have tipped Bank governor Andrew Bailey to prioritise fighting inflation ahead of banking sector stability.
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Andrew Bailey and Jeremy Hunt faced an unwelcome surprise on Wednesday morning.
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The surprise increase in inflation will give policymakers pause for thought. Just days ago, inflation appeared to be coming down nicely and some were talking down the chances of another interest rate hike. Although economists - and the Bank of England - were expecting the consumer prices index to fall from 10.1% to 9.9%, the headline rate of inflation actually jumped to 10.4%.
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Rate hits 10.4% in February, tilting back up after recent falls
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Andrew Bailey has criticised the US government’s decision to bail out Silicon Valley Bank (SVB)’s depositors, saying the blanket guarantee increased the risk of “moral hazard” in the banking industry.
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Savers face losing thousands to rising inflation, despite vast improvements in the best-paying accounts.
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