U.K. Banks Pummeled in Brexit Aftermath

Bank of England governor says regulations implemented after the financial crisis mean banks have the capital to withstand U.K. exit from the EU.

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The Bank of England (BOE) said requirements put in place after the 2008 financial crisis will help U.K. banks withstand market turmoil in the wake of Britain’s decision to quit the European Union.

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