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THE BANK OF ENGLAND AND ITS INFLUENCE ON THE UK MONEY MARKETS.
In the following essay, I am going to show to what extent the Bank of England can affect the money market, I will use the recent crisis faced by the Northern Rock Bank as an example to elaborate on the matter.
The power of the Bank of England comes from the fact that it has a monopoly on the supply of liquidity. The Bank of England can set interest rates.
It all begun with the banks having a lot of cheap money and they were desperate to lend, so they tapped into the American sub prime market which provided finance for people with poor credit rating (known as ninjas-no income no job or assets), this was known as the collateral loan obligation, CLO.
The system was such that financiers would set up a separate company and borrow for example £900 million perhaps from insurance companies and pension funds on which they paid low interest, they then added about £100 million of their own money making £1bn in total, with this billion they bought mortgages from a bank in America and the mortgages brought in an income of about £ 80million which was more than the interest they had to pay say about £50 million so the profit was £30million from only £100million of their own money.
The advantage of the CLO was that they were not banks, banks are regulated and regulations are costly and it restricts the ability to conduct business as large reserves are needed, the have restrictions on operations and they have to report on a regular basis.
More and more banks got involved in the CLOs and the subprime market boosting the profits even further, the market for CLO s became popular in Wall Street, but in reality it was a time bomb waiting to explode.
It wasn’t just US banks, from 2003 UK banks piled into the market, they put billions through their US subsidiaries into the American sub prime market and found ways of investing millions more into all kinds of...
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