Central Banks Move to Adjust Liquidity Programs

By Nora Colomer

September 8, 2008

Both the Bank of England (BoE) and European Central Bank (ECB) board members said last week that they are looking at possible new restrictions on the liquidity facilities they currently have on offer. The changes will address concerns over the potential for excessive usage of securitized debt for ECB collateral as well as the programs' long-term sustainability.

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