Brexit: Carney cuts bank capital buffers to boost lending

The Bank of England continued its response to the Brexit vote today by freeing UK bank reserves to encourage them to keep lending. The governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney said the central bank had reduced regulatory capital buffers by £5.7 billion to help boost lending to households and businesses.

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