30 years: Debt capital markets
In this video, Tim outlines the United Kingdom government’s response in the initial phase of the Great Recession and explains how the UK led the way in terms of addressing issues with its “too big to fail” banks.
In this video, Tim outlines the United Kingdom government’s response in the initial phase of the Great Recession and explains how the UK led the way in terms of addressing issues with its “too big to fail” banks.
5 mins 12 secs
The Bank of England’s collective monetary and fiscal policies, plus measures to restore confidence in the UK banking system, helped the UK economy recover from its severe downturn in 2009, and return to growth.
Key learning objectives:
Identify the UK’s initial policy responses to the financial crisis
Outline the three QE programmes introduced by the UK
Outline the success of the QE programmes
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