Bank of England to embark on largest reform since gaining independence following Bernanke review

‘Largest reform’ since 1997

Sorin Dojan
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The Bank of England has set out plans to upgrade its monetary policy making processes after former US Federal Reserve chair Ben Bernanke published his independent review in April calling for changes to BoE's forecasting, decision-making and communications approach.

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