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Leverage ratios closer to 5:1 will help give creditors confidence in liabilities
Central bank rejects claims it has watered down plans for insulating retail activity
Move by Commons committee follows clash between Sir John Vickers and the Bank of England
Beware central banks, the guardians of stability, encouraging innovation, warns John Plender
Why has this row on capital buffers erupted?
A storm has broken over the biggest lenders’ preparations to stave off another financial crisis
Central bank denies it has watered down recommended minimum capital levels
Architect of UK reforms questions ‘wisdom’ of weaker regime
Volatility in bank stocks underlines the importance of strong capital buffers, writes John Vickers
Allowing lenders to transfer capital from retail to other divisions will be welcomed
Proposals for regulation of British banks are already overdue for repeal, writes Simon Samuels
CMA launches ‘root and branch’ inquiry
UK chancellor needs to decide what to do with RBS
Shareholders come through a difficult week unscathed
Banks will test the limits unless they are incentivised not to, writes Andrew Tyrie
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