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Andrew Bailey appointed Bank of England deputy governor Andrew Bailey appointed Bank of England deputy governor
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Andrew Bailey is to be deputy governor of the Bank of England from 1 April. Andrew Bailey has been appointed as a deputy governor of the Bank of England, with effect from 1 April.
He will also be chief executive of the central bank's new Prudential Regulation Authority, which will make sure that banks and other financial institutions do not take too much risk. He will also head the Bank's new Prudential Regulation Authority, which will ensure banks and other financial institutions do not take too much risk.
Mr Bailey currently does that job at the Financial Services Authority, but responsibility for such regulation is moving to the Bank of England.Mr Bailey currently does that job at the Financial Services Authority, but responsibility for such regulation is moving to the Bank of England.
He was previously chief cashier, which meant his signature appeared on notes.He was previously chief cashier, which meant his signature appeared on notes.
"Andrew Bailey has the right skills and experience to lead the Prudential Regulation Authority as it moves into the new era of judgement-led supervision," said Chancellor George Osborne."Andrew Bailey has the right skills and experience to lead the Prudential Regulation Authority as it moves into the new era of judgement-led supervision," said Chancellor George Osborne.
"Putting the Bank of England in charge of prudential regulation is at the heart of the government's reforms to regulation of financial services.""Putting the Bank of England in charge of prudential regulation is at the heart of the government's reforms to regulation of financial services."
Mr Bailey said he was "very honoured" and added that "we have a big job ahead".
He added: "There have been important and painful lessons from the financial crisis and we must ensure that the UK has a successful system of financial regulation now and for the future."
The head of Canada's central bank - Mark Carney - takes over as Bank of England governor in July.