Alex Brazier, executive director for financial stability strategy and risk, is set to leave the Financial Policy Committee (FPC) as he takes a career break from the Bank of England after more than two decades.
Brazier is looking to broaden his professional experience and will therefore not seek appointment to a third three-year term as a member of the FPC when his current term ends on 31 March. He will also stand down from his role as executive director for financial stability strategy and risk, and begin his career break at the end of September following a notice period, with the Bank planning a hiring process to replace him. Brazier said: "It has been a great privilege to serve as a member of the FPC and as an executive director of the Bank. UK will not be a 'rule-taker', Andrew Bailey...
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