Proceeding contribution from Lord McFall of Alcluith (Labour) in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 8 July 2009. It occurred during Ministerial statement on Reforming Financial Markets.
Reforming Financial Markets
The Treasury Committee has made a detailed examination of the banking crisis. It found nothing wrong with the architecture of the tripartite authority, but there was a lot wrong with the warnings given by the Bank of England the FSA, which were too weak. I therefore welcome the establishment of the proposed council for financial stability. We need it to have strength and grit, and I am looking for reassurance from the Chancellor in that regard. At the core of the matter is the restoration of trust and confidence. Will my right hon. Friend support the establishment of a banking commission, with a membership of lay people and not those representing narrow City interests? That would ensure that the future of the financial sector served the wider needs of society and individuals, and not just the City's narrow needs.
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- Consumers Banks Cooperation Competition Advisory services Bank of England Finance Education Investment Financial services Financial institutions International cooperation Financial Services Authority Interest rates Financial markets Personal savings Protection Pay Management Mortgages Loans Regulation Treasury Government guaranteed credit Financial Services Compensation Scheme Council for Financial Stability
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