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Private markets ‘will be high on the agenda for a long time’, says top Bank of England official

The City should expect continued focus on the sector, the Bank’s executive director for prudential policy warns

Non-bank exposures are ‘a really important area for us’, David Bailey tells FN
Non-bank exposures are ‘a really important area for us’, David Bailey tells FN

Threadneedle Street’s work on private markets is far from over, a top Bank of England official has said.

“It’s a really important area for us and I think that focus on private markets is going to remain for quite some time,” David Bailey, the Bank’s executive director for prudential policy, told Financial News. “Non-bank financial institutions: I think that’s going to be high up on the regulatory agenda for a long time.”

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