Proceeding contribution from Doug Henderson (Labour) in the House of Commons on Thursday, 9 October 2008. It occurred during Topical debate on TOPICAL DEBATES Financial Stability.
TOPICAL DEBATES Financial Stability
Following the point raised by the hon. Member for Congleton (Ann Winterton), would the hon. Gentleman agree that it is unlikely in the long term that confidence will be built in inter-bank lending or in consumer depositing internationally until international regulations are established by an organisation such as the International Monetary Fund, so that people would know that if a financial institution did not meet regulations, there might well be something dodgy going on?
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- Assets Debts Bank services Banks Credit Bank of England Borrowing Investment Financial institutions Financial Services Authority Financial markets Local government Public expenditure Mortgages Loans Lloyds TSB Housing market HBOS Government guaranteed credit Royal Bank of Scotland Abbey National ING Bank Landsbanki Bradford and Bingley Heritable Bank
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