Select committee inquiry

Bank of England Financial Stability Reports

Closed

Treasury Committee · Opened 6 January 2021 · Closed 30 May 2024

Inquiry on parliament.uk ↗

What the inquiry looked at

“The Bank of England publishes a Financial Stability Report twice a year. After publication, the Treasury Committee holds sessions with the Governor of the Bank of England and members of the Financial Policy Committee to look both at the reports themselves, and the wider picture for financial stability.”

The committee's words, from the inquiry page on parliament.uk ↗.

How the inquiry ran

Each dot is a dated item listed on this page, from the inquiry's opening on 6 January 2021 to its close on 30 May 2024.

  1. Oral evidence 5 sessions
  2. Correspondence 4 letters

Evidence

Oral evidence sessions 5

  • 10 Jan 20244 witnesses: Andrew Bailey, Carolyn A. Wilkins, Jonathan Hall, Sarah Breedenparliament.uk ↗
  • 16 Jan 20234 witnesses: Andrew Bailey, Dame Colette Bowe, Jonathan Hall, Sam Woodsparliament.uk ↗
  • 11 Jul 20224 witnesses: Andrew Bailey, Anil Kashyap, Carolyn A. Wilkins, Sarah Breedenparliament.uk ↗
  • 19 Jan 20224 witnesses: Andrew Bailey, Dame Colette Bowe, Elisabeth Stheeman, Sir Jon Cunliffeparliament.uk ↗
  • 6 Jan 20214 witnesses: Andrew Bailey, Anil Kashyap, Donald Kohn, Sam Woodsparliament.uk ↗

Who gave evidence 10 witnesses

  • Andrew BaileyGovernor, Bank of England5 sessions
  • Anil KashyapExternal Member, Financial Policy Committee2 sessions
  • Carolyn A. WilkinsExternal Member, Financial Policy Committee2 sessions
  • Dame Colette BoweExternal Member, Financial Policy Committee, Bank of England2 sessions
  • Jonathan HallIndependent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation, Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation2 sessions
  • Sam WoodsCEO, Prudential Regulation Authority2 sessions
  • Sarah BreedenDeputy Governor for Financial Stability, Bank of England2 sessions
  • Donald Kohnformer Financial Policy Committee member, Bank of England
  • Elisabeth StheemanExternal Member, Financial Policy Committee
  • Sir Jon CunliffeDeputy Governor for Financial Stability, Bank of England

Correspondence 4 letters