Banking reform: are we nearly there yet?
Seven years on from the crisis, how far have banking systems been reformed? John Vickers will review the economics behind the recommendations of the Independent Commission on Banking, which he chaired in 2010-11, and review progress since.
Seven years on from the crisis, how far have banking systems been reformed? John Vickers will review the economics behind the recommendations of the Independent Commission on Banking, which he chaired in 2010-11, and review progress since.
Year 13 and 12 Cherwell students - confirm your place on this talk please email me by 3pm on Monday Feb 1st.
PLEASE NOTE THIS IS A PUBLIC MEETING NOT A SCHOOL TRIP.
PLEASE NOTE THIS IS A PUBLIC MEETING NOT A SCHOOL TRIP.
Over the course of his career
Sir John Vickers has held positions ranging from Chief Economist at the Bank of
England to Director General of the Office of Fair Trading. In 2010 he became
Chair of the Independent Commission on Banking and a year later made important
recommendations such as ring fencing retail from investment banking. He is
currently Warden of All Souls College, Oxford and a senior lecturer teaching
the Introductory Macroeconomics course.
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