Clegg’s ‘steroids’ unlikely to help UK’s FLS
The cost savings that UK banks make through the Funding for Lending scheme will take time to filter through to small and medium sized businesses, the UK Treasury has said, after calls from deputy prime minister Nick Clegg for the scheme to be “put on steroids”. Meanwhile, market participants said it was credit risk, rather than cost, that was stopping banks from lending more.
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