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September 4, 2011

A poor reason to delay bank reform

“The battle has therefore moved on from whether banks should ringfence their retail arms to the speed at which this should happen. The bankers have duly been impressing on politicians that to move fast might threaten the supply of credit to the economy. The implied threat is that you can have safe banks or growth, but not both – at least in the short term.”

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