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Former BoE deputy calls for radical overhaul of bank funding

Lenders should keep enough collateral with central banks to cover 100% of their short-term deposits in a single day, says Paul Tucker
Paul Tucker, former Bank of England deputy governor, said his proposal ‘could leave central banks with a lot less risk than now’

Former Bank of England deputy governor Paul Tucker has called for a radical overhaul of how banks are funded so they could withstand a 100 per cent deposit run without following Silicon Valley Bank, Credit Suisse, Signature Bank and First Republic into finance’s graveyard.

The recent spate of bank collapses alarmed regulators by showing how quickly a bank could be bled dry by a run carried out over apps and online transfers rather than a Northern Rock-style run where people queued on the streets.

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