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    Bank of England's Ramsden says will be vigilant towards greater risk-taking

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    Posted on December 9, 2024

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    Last updated: January 27, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Bank of England's Ramsden warns of potential increased risk-taking by investors due to current market stability, referencing Minsky's theory.

    Bank of England's Ramsden Warns of Investor Risk-Taking

    LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England will be vigilant over the possibility that investors will take greater risks after a year of relative stability in markets, Deputy Governor Dave Ramsden said on Monday.

    "I am also mindful that whilst this has been a year of relative stability, that is never a sign that we should get complacent," Ramsden said in the text of a speech he was due to deliver at the Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum, a think tank.

    "As famed economist Hyman Minsky once said, 'stability breeds instability' and the comparatively calmer market conditions of this year could lead to greater risk-taking in future," Ramsden added.

    (Reporting by William Schomberg and Andy Bruce; editing by Sarah Young)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Bank of England to monitor investor risk-taking.
    • •Deputy Governor Dave Ramsden highlights market stability.
    • •Cites Hyman Minsky's theory on stability and instability.
    • •Potential for increased risk-taking in calmer markets.
    • •Speech delivered at the Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Bank of England's Ramsden says will be vigilant towards greater risk-taking

    1What is the main topic?

    The main topic is the Bank of England's vigilance towards potential increased risk-taking by investors.

    2Why is Ramsden concerned about risk-taking?

    Ramsden is concerned because stable markets can lead to complacency and increased risk-taking.

    3Who is Hyman Minsky?

    Hyman Minsky was an economist known for his theory that stability can lead to instability in financial markets.

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