U.K.'s Bowles: BOE's Carney 'Intending to Hang Around'

The transcript discusses the tenure of Mark Carney as the Governor of the Bank of England, highlighting his potential extended term and the implications for monetary policy. It also covers the debate on fiscal policy versus quantitative easing, with Theresa May expressing concerns about the inequality effects of QE. The conversation shifts to the European Central Bank and concerns about Deutsche Bank's transparency and financial stability.

What are the implications of changing the governor of the Bank of England at this time?

How does Theresa May's stance on quantitative easing reflect on the current economic situation?

What alternatives to quantitative easing are suggested for the future of monetary policy?

What concerns are raised regarding Deutsche Bank in the context of European financial stability?

In what ways does the lack of transparency in financial institutions affect public trust?