Charlotte Hogg’s high profile at the Bank of England did not last long, with the deputy governor quickly standing down from the role PAThe Bank of England could be ordered to appear before the Treasury select committee to explain the “lessons it has learnt” from the fiasco surrounding Charlotte Hogg’s shortlived appointment as deputy governor. Nicky Morgan, newly elected chairwoman of the Commons committee, said that she would like to hear how the Bank planned to implement recommendations published yesterday in a 35-page report examining what had gone wrong with the appointment. The report has concluded that the Bank failed to follow routine personnel policies when it hired Ms Hogg in 2013 that could have prevented the issues surrounding her appointment as deputy governor four years later. The review was launched after a damaging moment for the Bank’s reputation in March, when Ms Hogg stepped down from her…

Source: The Times August 09, 2017 23:03 UTC