Bank of England

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The Bank of England is the United Kingdom’s central bank, responsible for issuing currency, setting monetary policy, and maintaining financial stability.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf central bank
public institution
alsoKnownAs Old Lady of Threadneedle Street
buildingStyle neoclassical architecture (main London building)
city London, England
surface form: London
country United Kingdom
currencyCode Pound sterling
surface form: GBP
designedBy Sir John Soane
surface form: Sir John Soane (historic rebuilding)
foundedBy Royal charter
foundingDate 1694
governingBody Court of Directors
grantedOperationalIndependence 1997
hasDivision Court of Directors
Financial Policy Committee
Monetary Policy Committee
Prudential Regulation Authority
hasReserveFunction manages UK foreign exchange reserves (with HM Treasury)
hasWebsite https://www.bankofengland.co.uk
headquartersLocation London, England
surface form: London

Threadneedle Street
implements quantitative easing programmes in the United Kingdom
issuesCurrency Pound sterling
jurisdiction United Kingdom
keyPerson Governor of the Bank of England
legalStatus wholly owned by the UK government
locatedInTimeZone Europe/London
memberOf European Systemic Risk Board (before Brexit-related changes)
monitors systemic risk in the UK financial system
motto “Lender of last resort” (descriptive role, not official motto)
nationalised 1946
oversees UK payment systems
owner HM Treasury
publishes Financial Stability Report
Inflation Report (now Monetary Policy Report)
regionServed United Kingdom
regulates banks in the United Kingdom (via Prudential Regulation Authority)
insurers in the United Kingdom (via Prudential Regulation Authority)
regulatoryScope macroprudential regulation in the United Kingdom
responsibleFor financial stability in the United Kingdom
issuing banknotes in the United Kingdom
monetary policy in the United Kingdom
prudential regulation of certain financial institutions
wholesale payments system oversight
role banker to commercial banks in the United Kingdom
banker to the UK government
lender of last resort in the United Kingdom
sector financial services
sets official Bank Rate
supervises systemically important financial institutions in the United Kingdom
typeOfBanknotes polymer banknotes (current series)

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Chancellor of the Exchequer worksWith Bank of England
London, England hosts Bank of England
subject surface form: London
Pound sterling centralBank Bank of England
Pound sterling issuingAuthority Bank of England
Pound sterling monetaryAuthority Bank of England
this entity surface form: Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of England
HM Treasury collaboratesWith Bank of England
London Stock Exchange regulator Bank of England
this entity surface form: Bank of England (for market infrastructure aspects)
Queen Victoria Street runsBetween Bank of England
Queen Victoria Street terminusEast Bank of England
Bank of Amsterdam influenced Bank of England
Sir John Soane notableWork Bank of England
Sir John Soane employer Bank of England
Treasury collaboratesWith Bank of England
subject surface form: HM Treasury
UK Debt Management Office (policy oversight) collaboratesWith Bank of England
subject surface form: UK Debt Management Office
Monetary Policy Committee partOf Bank of England
Monetary Policy Committee headquartersLocation Bank of England
this entity surface form: Bank of England, Threadneedle Street, London
Financial Policy Committee partOf Bank of England
Financial Policy Committee headquartersLocation Bank of England
this entity surface form: Bank of England, London
Court of Directors governs Bank of England
Inflation Report (now Monetary Policy Report) publishedBy Bank of England
subject surface form: Inflation Report
Inflation Report (now Monetary Policy Report) publishedBy Bank of England
subject surface form: Monetary Policy Report
Financial Stability Report publisher Bank of England
Old Lady of Threadneedle Street refersTo Bank of England
Old Lady of Threadneedle Street usedFor Bank of England
Old Lady of Threadneedle Street describes Bank of England
this entity surface form: central bank of the United Kingdom
Old Lady of Threadneedle Street symbolizes Bank of England
this entity surface form: United Kingdom central banking system
City of London hasInstitution Bank of England
Whig Party supported Bank of England
Prudential Regulation Authority partOf Bank of England
Kenneth Grahame employer Bank of England
Jersey pound centralBankFunctionPerformedBy Bank of England
this entity surface form: Bank of England (for sterling area)
Charles Montagu associatedWith Bank of England
subject surface form: Charles Montagu, 1st Earl of Halifax
Thomas Tooke employer Bank of England
CREST regulator Bank of England
Threadneedle Street knownFor Bank of England
this entity surface form: Bank of England headquarters
Threadneedle Street hasLandmark Bank of England
Threadneedle Street usedAsMetonymFor Bank of England
Threadneedle Street usedAsMetonymFor Bank of England
this entity surface form: United Kingdom monetary policy authority
Sir John Parker employer Bank of England
St Mary-le-Bow, London near Bank of England
Raymond Bonham Carter employer Bank of England
Cornhill, London, England near Bank of England
Bank junction surroundedBy Bank of England