Tuesday, Nov 24, 2009

BOE funding of HBOS & RBS

Citywire: Bank of England lent RBS and HBOS £61.6bn BEFORE bailout

The Bank of England provided emergency funding of £61.6 billion to crisis hit banks at the height of the financial crisis last year, governor Mervyn King has revealed. Giving details for the first time of emergency funding provided to HBOS prior to its takeover by Lloyds, as well as to Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), King confirmed that the loans were made to the banks last year before being wrapped up in early 2009.

Posted by jack c @ 01:02 PM (406 views) Add Comment

3 Comments

1. Daniel said...

I do not understand how they can completely unaccountably, lie to absolutely everyone.

The markets, the shareholders, the public, whose £61 Billion [!!!!!] they have taken without any consent, or even notification.

I really really do not understand how they can get away with this.

Theft, Insanity, cover ups.

Can anyone enlighten me?

Tuesday, November 24, 2009 01:25PM Report Comment
 

2. rumble said...

Nice to see nothing's being kept from us.

Tuesday, November 24, 2009 02:50PM Report Comment
 

3. jack c said...

Comments section below article well worth a read - looks like someone else has come to the conclusion the housing bubble contibuted heavily to the collapse.

Tuesday, November 24, 2009 02:59PM Report Comment
 

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