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Revision as of 14:08, 23 March 2020
UK - Bank of England.
(APF).
An arrangement established in 2009 under which the Bank of England is authorised to buy high-quality private sector assets including:
- Corporate bonds.
- Securities issued under the Credit Guarantee Scheme.
- Syndicated loans.
- Asset-backed securities created in structures acceptable to the Bank of England.
