The NBU’s Balance Sheet: before, during, and after the Crisis by Iryna Kachur, Volodymyr Lepushynskyi, Robert Zammit

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What Are the Short- to Medium-Term Effects of Extreme Weather on the Croatian Economy? by Tihana Škrinjarić

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A New Auction for Substitutes: Central-Bank Liquidity Auctions, “Toxic Asset” Auctions, and Variable Product-Mix Auctions. by Klemperer, P

“…I designed it after the 2007 Northern Rock bank-run to help the Bank of England fight the credit crunch; in 2008 the U.S. …”

The long-run information effect of central bank communication by Hansen, S, McMahon, M, Tong, M

“…To evaluate this channel, we use the publication of the Bank of England’s Inflation Report, from which we measure a set of high-dimensional signals. …”

Central Banks’ ‘Green Shift’ and the Energy Transition by Eliet-Doillet, A, Maino, A

“…In this paper, we first focus on the European Central Bank and the Bank of England, as they are among the first and more active institutions that have been implementing ‘green’ policies. …”

Understanding economic forecasts

“…Simpson); modeling and forecasting at the Bank of England (Neal Hatch); forecasting the world economy (Ray Barrell); and the costs of forecast errors (Terence Burns). …”

New Auction for Substitutes: Central-Bank Liquidity Auctions, "Toxic Asset" Auctions, and Variable Product-Mix Auctions. by Klemperer, P

“…I designed it after the 2007 Northern Rock bank run to help the Bank of England fight the credit crunch; in 2008 the U.S. …”

Understanding preferences: “Demand types”, and the existence of equilibrium with indivisibilities by Baldwin, E, Klemperer, P

“…Applications include matching and coalition‐formation, and the “Product‐Mix Auction” introduced by the Bank of England in response to the financial crisis.…”

First impressions matter: Signalling as a source of policy dynamics by Hansen, S, McMahon, M

“…Voting data from the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee strongly support both predictions. …”

Unconventional government debt purchases as a supplement to conventional monetary policy by Ellison, M, Tischbirek, A

“…In response to the Great Financial Crisis, the Federal Reserve, the Bank of England and many other central banks have adopted unconventional monetary policy instruments. …”

Whither now? by C.A.E. GOODHART

“…After summarising his early academic career, he discusses his time at the Bank of England and the formation of UK monetary policy. …”
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A COUNTRY UNDER CONTRACT: EARLY-TUDOR ENGLAND AND THE GROWTH OF A CREDIT CULTURE by Mark Horowitz

“…The historical explanations for the development of modern English credit and finance often overlook the late-medieval period, favoring instead a late fruition by focusing on economic growth in late-Tudor and Stuart England and the anticipation of the founding of the Bank of England in 1694. Moreover, European practices regularly dominate the discussion to show both borrowing and influence, especially from the Italian city- states. …”
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La supervision du secteur financier britannique : les leçons de la crise de 2007-2008 et le pari risqué du Brexit pour la City by Marie-Claude Esposito

“…To prevent the collapse of the financial system, the Bank of England and the British Government had to take vigorous action and organize a bailout plan to restore confidence in the banking system, which led to ballooning public debt. …”
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Zarządzanie ryzykiem płynności w bankach działających w Polsce w dobie globalnego kryzysu finansowego by Agnieszka K. Nowak

“…Clarke, advisor of the President of the Bank of England, said that the liquidity risk was forgotten. …”
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Whither now? by C.A.E. GOODHART

“…After summarising his early academic career, he discusses his time at the Bank of England and the formation of UK monetary policy. …”
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Causal coupling between European and UK markets triggered by announcements of monetary policy decisions by Vittoria Volta, Tomaso Aste

“…We investigate high-frequency reactions in the Eurozone stock market and the UK stock market during the time period surrounding European Central Bank (ECB) and the Bank of England (BoE)’s interest rate decisions, assessing how these two markets react and co-move influencing each other. …”
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Assessing the Impact of World War I on the City of London. by Cochrane, S

“…The City was prevented from operating a full capacity by a capital issues embargo, imposed by the Bank of England to support the pound. As a result, New York was able to enter the sector with little competition from London, and expand rapidly to issue over half of the global capital exported abroad in the 1920s. …”

Assessing the impact of World War I on the City of London by Cochrane, S

“…The City was prevented from operating a full capacity by a capital issues embargo, imposed by the Bank of England to support the pound. As a result, New York was able to enter the sector with little competition from London, and expand rapidly to issue over half of the global capital exported abroad in the 1920s. …”

Norms in private bankruptcy: the 'London Approach' to the resolution of financial distress by Armour, J, Deakin, S

“…The article suggests that regulatory pressure applied by the Bank of England may have been critical in “seeding” the market norms. …”

A New Auction for Substitutes: Central-Bank Liquidity Auctions, “Toxic Asset” Auctions, and Variable Product-Mix Auctions. by Klemperer, P

“…I designed it after the 2007 Northern Rock bank-run to help the Bank of England fight the credit crunch; in 2008 the U.S. …”