BoE's Benjamin calls for 'selective' focus on financial shocks in a 'risky world'

Desire to focus on economic welfare

Sorin Dojan
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The Bank of England’s executive director for financial stability strategy and risk, Nathanaël Benjamin, has argued that Britain’s central bank should be “deliberate and selective” in its focus to tackle financial shocks coming “from all sorts of corners”.

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