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Barclays boss Bob Diamond yesterday achieved the Chancellor in a last-ditch bid to urge him to delay banking reforms.The plea to George Osborne arrived amid speculation that the Prime Minister was wobbling about his assistance for the controversial alterations.This month, an independent commission led by Sir John Vickers is expected to advise that banking institutions split their retail operations from more risky expense banking.

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Plea: Barclays boss Bod Diamond has warned the Chancellor's banking alterations could hit banking institutions challenging
But chief executive Mr Diamond has warned these adjustments would depart banks with less cash to lend to modest corporations as they would have to maintain more cash.He also needs to delay the reforms simply because of the personal debt crisis in the eurozone.
 



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Pension payouts plunge to record reduced amid economic turmoil

It was noted this week that a rift has opened up in between Company Secretary Vince Cable and Mr Osborne about the pace of reform, with Liberal Democrat Mr Cable important of attempts to slow any shake-up.But senior Government officials think it is David Cameron who is the true stumbling block as he is wary of undertaking anything at all which puts work at chance.
In addition, the Prime Minister is influenced by his Everlasting  Secretary, Jeremy Heywood, who was a managing director at Town firm Morgan Stanley.

Controversial reforms: Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne MP leaving Downing Street


State-backed: Professionals declare Royal Bank of Scotland could provide in huge income if proposed banking reforms are shelved
This week Mr Cable accused banking institutions of trying to spread 'panic' above the planned reforms. He criticised the 'special pleading' by financiers, who are blamed by most folks for the credit score crunch.Final month, Lib Dem peer Lord Oakeshott stated: 'What would not be
appropriate is for Vickers to come out with a radical solution and then
the authorities not to apply it instantly and in total.' Analysis by monetary services business UBS statements that cash flow tax could be lower by a penny if the Federal government informed state-backed financial institutions to maximise their profits instead than imposing regulation.They mentioned income from Royal Financial institution of Scotland and Lloyds could simply get to £4.5billion a yr if reform was shelved, sufficient to fund the tax reduce.A UBS spokesman explained it would be 'more logical' to order the banks to produce income for their shareholders, 'the most notable getting the Government'.This week, Paul Fisher, the Bank of England's executive director for markets, stated some banking institutions privately count on the taxpayer to choose up the tab if there is an additional economic crisis.