Can the Bank of England’s New ‘Ring-fencing’ Rules Work?

NEP’s Bill Black and Wharton professor of legal studies and business ethics Peter Conti-Brown discuss the Bank of England’s move to re-regulate the banking industry in Britain and protect depositors and taxpayers. You can view the article and listen to the podcast here.

One response to “Can the Bank of England’s New ‘Ring-fencing’ Rules Work?

  1. Howard Switzer

    Any system requiring excessive regulation is a sign that the system has a structural design flaw. The money needs to be created as a public asset not a private debt.