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Financial stability and depositor protection: further consultation

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This consultation started on 30th January 2008 and ended on 15th September 2008.

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Financial Stability, Depositor Protection and Central Bank...

[From blogs.ft.com, at 12:49 on 03/07/2008]

...report, I can say the following of the Treasury?s recently released consultation document Financial stability and depositor protection...

Financial Stability, Depositor Protection and Central Bank...

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...report, I can say the following of the Treasury?s recently released consultation document Financial stability and depositor protection...

UK: Tripartite authorities publish "financial stability and

[From corporatelawandgovernance.blogspot.com, at 14:01 on 01/07/2008]

The Tripartite authorities - the Bank of England, Financial Services Authority and HM Treasury - have today published a consultation paper titled

Finding financial stability

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Response to Financial stability and depositor protection: strengthening the framework My comments below are written in a personal capacity.

April 16, 2008

[From www.prefblog.com, at 01:08 on 17/04/2008]

We have significant concerns over the competitiveness impacts on the UK financial sector of ... amounts above the threshold, as the Treasury Select

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