Does anyone know where I can find the data I need to answer the following question? The data I need is for the UK and the question is regarding the UK banking sector as a whole and how it's perhaps changed since the 2008 financial crisis, i.e looking at how banks have changed since the crisis regarding their risk taking. I just need some form of data that would allow me to compare how the different type of risks have changed from 2010 until current. Attached is the definitions i have been given of the risks.

With supporting statistics, discuss the changes in banks risk exposure since 2010 with respects to (1) credit risk, (2) interest rate risk, (3) foreign exchange rate risk, and (4) liquidity risk

Risks on the Balance Sheet Credit Risk: probability that a portion of the institution s assets loans in particularwill decrease in value Market Risks: Exposure to price risk or the potential for a drop in securities prices Interest rate risk: potential for interest rates on liabilities to rise more rapidly than interest rates on assets Liquidity Risk: probability of having insufficient cash and borrowing capability to satisfy desired depositor withdrawals, to be able to extend loans to creditworthy borrowers, or to meet other cash requirements Systemic Risk: because payment flows among banks are interdependent, however, risks confronted by individual institutions have the potential to spill over onto others Risks on the Balance Sheet Credit Risk: probability that a portion of the institution s assets loans in particularwill decrease in value Market Risks: Exposure to price risk or the potential for a drop in securities prices Interest rate risk: potential for interest rates on liabilities to rise more rapidly than interest rates on assets Liquidity Risk: probability of having insufficient cash and borrowing capability to satisfy desired depositor withdrawals, to be able to extend loans to creditworthy borrowers, or to meet other cash requirements Systemic Risk: because payment flows among banks are interdependent, however, risks confronted by individual institutions have the potential to spill over onto others