FSA's cash reprieve for British banks

11 April 2012

British banks and financial institutions will not be forced to increase the amount of cash they hold to back risky trading until late this year, the Financial Services Authority said today.

The City watchdog was the first in the world to force tighter liquidity rules in the wake of the global credit crisis. But today it said it was too early to impose even stricter rules.

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