BoE unveils strategic priorities for 2019

Priorities include Brexit, operational resilience, fintech and the renewal of the core payments system

Bank of England
Bank of England
Daniel Hinge

The Bank of England’s annual report, published on June 6, sets out several of the central bank’s strategic priorities for the coming year, with a considerable focus on technology and cyber resilience alongside continued work to handle the effects of Brexit.

Priorities include fresh efforts to promote fair and effective markets, more work on promoting fintech and finding applications for new technology within central banking, an overhaul of the BoE’s “central services”, and improving operational

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