Pimco's Amey on Bank of England's QE Program

The transcript discusses the challenges and dynamics of bond buying, focusing on the options available when a bond purchase fails. It explores the attractiveness of bonds, the regulatory environment, and the impact of quantitative easing (QE) on the market. The discussion includes the role of institutional investors and the Bank of England's strategies, highlighting the complexities of the bond market and the potential need for regulatory adjustments.

What are the two options mentioned for addressing the shortfall in bond purchases?

What does the speaker suggest about the confidence of the authorities regarding bond purchases?

How does the regulation environment affect the ability of the insurance and pension industries to sell bonds?

What fundamental shift in the bond market is mentioned in relation to the Bank of England?

What challenges does the speaker identify regarding the purchase of equities by the Bank of England?