The sky’s the limit: shaping the UK’s digital financial future - speech by Sasha Mills
Given at The Tokenisation Summit
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Prudential / Capital Requirements in United Kingdom
Prudential / Capital Requirements regulatory updates from United Kingdom.
Guavapay Limited enters compulsory liquidation
On 21 January 2026, Guavapay Limited entered compulsory liquidation. The Official Receiver, an officer of the Insolvency Service, is its liquidator. Guavapay is authorised by the FCA to issue E-money and provide payment services to its customers.On 17 September 2025, Guavapay agreed to a voluntary requirement with the FCA, restricting the activities it can undertake. See details on the Financial Services Register.As liquidator, The Official Receiver is responsible for:Managing customer claims...
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CP25/15: A prudential regime for cryptoasset firms
Consultation papers
AI Analysis
CP25/15 proposes prudential rules and guidance for UK firms issuing **qualifying stablecoins** and safeguarding **qualifying cryptoassets**, aiming to foster a safe, competitive crypto sector while prioritizing consumer protection and market integrity. This matters for compliance professionals as it introduces tailored prudential sourcebooks (COREPRU and CRYPTOPRU) to mitigate firm failure risks, aligning with the FCA's crypto roadmap and Treasury's statutory plans. #
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CP26/2: Financial Services Compensation Scheme – Management Expenses Levy Limit 2026/27
Consultation papers
AI Analysis
The FCA and PRA are consulting on setting the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) Management Expenses Levy Limit (MELL) at £113 million for 2026/27, comprising a £108 million management expenses budget (up £4.4 million from 2025/26, broadly in line with inflation) and a £5 million unlevied reserve. This matters because it caps the operating costs (e.g., IT, staff, legal, claims handling) that FCA- and PRA-authorised firms must fund via levies, excluding separate compensation payments, ensuring FSCS efficiency while controlling firm burdens. #
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Forks in the Curve: whether and how to respond to monetary policy divergence - speech by Megan Greene
Given at the Resolution Foundation
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PS1/26 – Implementation of Basel 3.1: Final rules
Policy statement 1/26
AI Analysis
PS1/26 represents the UK Prudential Regulation Authority's final implementation framework for the Basel 3.1 international banking standards, effective 1 January 2027 (with market risk internal models delayed to 1 January 2028). This policy statement establishes mandatory capital, credit risk, operational risk, and market risk requirements for UK-regulated banks, building societies, and investment firms, addressing post-financial crisis shortcomings in risk-weighted asset (RWA) calculations and capital adequacy frameworks.
Action Required
The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has published the final rules for the implementation of Basel 3.1 standards in the UK, with an effective date of January 1, 2027. The rules aim to enhance the resilience of banks and improve the stability of the financial system. Firms must review and update their policies and procedures to ensure compliance with the new requirements.
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PS2/26 – Retiring the refined methodology to Pillar 2A – final
Policy Statement 2/26
AI Analysis
The PRA's PS2/26 finalizes the retirement of the "refined methodology" in Pillar 2A capital requirements, effective 1 January 2027, aligning with Basel 3.1 implementation to simplify the framework by eliminating an operationally burdensome adjustment originally designed to address conservatism in the standardized approach (SA) to credit risk. This matters for compliance professionals as it reduces complexity in ICAAP and SREP processes, with expected neutral aggregate capital impact, though firm-specific effects may vary and require supervisory engagement. #
Action Required
The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has finalized the policy to retire the refined methodology to Pillar 2A, which will take effect on January 1, 2027, aligning with the implementation of the Basel 3.1 standards. This change affects all PRA-regulated banks, building societies, and designated investment firms. The refined methodology will no longer apply to these firms, including Small Domestic Deposit Takers (SDDTs), as they will be subject to the Basel 3.1 standardized approach to credit risk.
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PS3/26 – Restatement of CRR requirements – 2027 implementation – final
Policy statement 3/26
AI Analysis
PS3/26 is the PRA's final policy statement restating the remaining provisions of the UK Capital Requirements Regulation (CRR) into the PRA Rulebook and related policy materials, effective 1 January 2027. This represents a critical step in the UK's transition away from assimilated EU law, consolidating fragmented regulatory requirements into a unified domestic framework while introducing targeted amendments to securitisation rules and External Credit Assessment Institution (ECAI) mapping.
Action Required
The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has published a policy statement (PS3/26) that restates the remaining relevant provisions in the Capital Requirements Regulation (CRR) within the PRA Rulebook and other policy materials. This change aims to ensure that the PRA's rules and policies are consistent with the UK's withdrawal from the EU. The policy statement is relevant to PRA-authorised banks, building societies, and other financial institutions.
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PS4/26 – The Strong and Simple Framework: The simplified capital regime for Small Domestic Deposit Takers (SDDTs) – final
Policy statement 4/26
AI Analysis
PS4/26 finalizes the **simplified capital regime for Small Domestic Deposit Takers (SDDTs)**, a tailored prudential framework designed to reduce regulatory burden while maintaining capital resilience for smaller, domestically-focused UK banks and building societies. This represents the completion of Phase 1 of the PRA's "Strong and Simple" initiative and introduces materially lighter capital, liquidity, and reporting requirements for qualifying firms, with implementation effective January 1, 2027.
Action Required
The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has introduced a simplified capital regime for Small Domestic Deposit Takers (SDDTs) to reduce regulatory complexity while maintaining adequate capital. The new regime will take effect on 2027-01-01. This change aims to simplify capital requirements for smaller banks and building societies.
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Tribunal upholds ban and fines for corrupt and dishonest adviser
The FCA's decision to ban Darren Antony Reynolds from working in financial services and fine him £2,037,892 has been upheld by the Upper Tribunal. The FCA's decision to ban Darren Antony Reynolds from working in financial services and fine him £2,037,892 has been upheld by the Upper Tribunal.Mr Reynolds was dishonest when he gave pension transfer advice and investment recommendations to his customers, causing them significant harm.Mr Reynolds showed a clear disregard for his customers’ intere...
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Logic Investments Ltd enters special administration
On 16 January 2026, Logic Investments Ltd (Logic Investments) entered special administration. Alex Watkins and Ed Boyle of Interpath Ltd were appointed as joint special administrators. Logic Investments is FCA authorised and regulated to provide wealth management services. On 16 December 2025, Logic Investments agreed to an FCA requirement preventing it from accepting new clients, client money or assets; or moving existing client money or assets without FCA consent. This was done because of c...
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Global imbalances in a more fragmented world – remarks by Andrew Bailey
Given at the Bellagio Group event, Bank of England
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PRA to streamline supervision as part of 2026 priorities
The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has today published its supervisory priorities for 2026, outlining in a letter its sector-specific priorities for the coming year to all banks, building societies, insurers and other PRA-regulated firms.
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Letter from Gareth Truran and Shoib Khan – Insurance Supervision: 2026 priorities
Letter to Chief Executive Officers of PRA-regulated Insurance firms
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Insurance
Letter from Rebecca Jackson and Alison Scott – International Banks Supervision: 2026 priorities
Letter to Chief Executive Officers of PRA regulated international banks active in the UK
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Letter from Charlotte Gerken and Laura Wallis – UK Deposit Takers Supervision: 2026 priorities
Letter to Chief Executive Officers of PRA regulated UK deposit takers
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Bank
The evolution of the Bank’s approach to resolution − speech by Dave Ramsden
Given at King’s College London
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BankWealth ManagerAll Firms
UK and EU regulators sign Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen oversight of critical third parties
The Financial Conduct Authority, Bank of England and Prudential Regulation Authority (UK regulators) have together signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the European Supervisory Authorities to enhance cooperation and oversight of critical third parties (CTPs) that fall under the UK’s CTP regime.
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Driving over the peak, or a false summit? − speech by Alan Taylor
Given at National University of Singapore
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International central bankers on the statement by Federal Reserve Chair Powell on 11 January 2026
We stand in full solidarity with the Federal Reserve System and its Chair Jerome H. Powell.
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CP1/26 – Financial Services Compensation Scheme – Management Expenses Levy Limit (MELL) 2026/27
Consultation paper 1/26
AI Analysis
The PRA and FCA have jointly issued consultation paper CP1/26 proposing to set the **Management Expenses Levy Limit (MELL) for the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) at £113 million for 2026/27**, comprising a £108 million management expenses budget and a £5 million unlevied reserve. This consultation determines the maximum amount the FSCS can levy on authorised financial services firms to fund its statutory compensation scheme operations, directly affecting compliance costs for all regulated entities.
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FCA highlights good practice and risks in complex ETPs for retail investors
We reviewed how firms sell complex exchange traded products (ETPs) to retail consumers. Complex ETPs are a subset of the wider ETP market and include high-risk investment strategies that can be difficult for retail consumers to understand.We assessed how firms of different sizes and business models evaluate these products, communicate key risks and monitor outcomes under the Consumer Duty.Given the complexity and risk profile of ETPs, it is essential firms make sure investors have the knowled...
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FCA obtains £265,523.96 confiscation order against Collateral fraudster Andrew Currie
The FCA has secured a confiscation order of £265,523.96 against Andrew Currie. Mr Currie was convicted in 2023 and sentenced to 2 years 6 months imprisonment for defrauding investors through the collapsed peer-to-peer lending platform Collateral (UK) Ltd.He diverted funds from Collateral investors and used them for personal gain, including the purchase of a property in Spain.At a hearing at Southwark Crown Court on 9 January 2026, Mr Currie was ordered to pay £265,523.96. This amount represen...
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Asset Purchase Facility: Gilt Sales Amendment – Market Notice 8 January 2026
This Market Notice sets out amendment to the schedule for sales in Q1 2026 of gilts held in the Asset Purchase Facility (APF) for monetary policy purposes.
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Statistical Notice 2026/01 - Bank of England Levy: Deadline for Eligible Liabilities Return form submission for the Levy Year 2026/27
Statistical Notices update the definitions and guidance contained in the Banking Statistics Yellow Folder
AI Analysis
This Statistical Notice 2026/01 from the Bank of England specifies the submission deadline for the Eligible Liabilities Return form, which calculates firms' contributions to the Bank of England Levy for the 2026/27 levy year. It matters because non-compliance risks penalties, late fees, or enforcement actions under the Financial Services (Banking Reform) Act 2013, ensuring timely funding for the Bank's resolution and stability functions. Compliance teams must integrate this into levy reporting calendars to avoid operational disruptions. #
Deadline: 31 December 2026
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Future Banking Data: November CFO Roundtable: summary
On 12 November the PRA hosted a roundtable meeting with Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) of systemically important firms operating in the UK, to discuss Future Banking Data (FBD).
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FCA fines former finance directors of Carillion plc (in liquidation)
The FCA has fined 2 former finance directors for their part in misleading statements being issued by Carillion plc. Richard Adam and Zafar Khan were both aware of serious financial troubles in Carillion’s UK construction business but failed to reflect this in company announcements or alert the Board and audit committee, leading to poor oversight.Mr Adam and Mr Khan have been fined £232,800 and £138,900, respectively. The fines were imposed after Mr Adam and Mr Khan withdrew their challenges t...
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Minutes of the UK Money Markets Code Sub-Committee – December 2025
The Money Markets Committee is a forum for market participants and authorities to discuss the UK unsecured deposits and funding market and securities lending and repo markets.
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PRA Regulatory Digest - December 2025
The PRA Regulatory Digest is for people working in the UK financial services industry and highlights key regulatory news and publications delivered for the month.
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Berne Financial Services Agreement (BFSA) Operational Direction and Guidelines for UK Insurers’ Section IV Notifications
The Berne Financial Services Agreement (BFSA) is a mutual recognition agreement between the UK and Switzerland, effective from 1 January 2026. This agreement enhances cross-border market access for financial services between the two countries.
Effective Date: 1 January 2026
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Minutes of the Meeting of the Court of Directors held on 28 October 2025
The Bank's Court of Directors acts as a unitary board, setting the organisation's strategy and budget and taking key decisions on resourcing and appointments. Required to meet a minimum seven times per year, it has five executive members from the Bank and up to nine non-executive members.
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Asset Purchase Facility: Gilt Sales – Market Notice 19 December 2025
This Market Notice sets out the schedule for sales in Q1 2026 of gilts held in the Asset Purchase Facility (APF) for monetary policy purposes.
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FCA stops Verus Financial Services Limited from carrying out regulated activities and tightens asset restrictions
The FCA has removed all regulatory permissions from Verus Financial Services Limited requiring it to stop conducting all regulated activities and imposed a more stringent assets restriction. The action follows concerns that the firm has repeatedly breached an existing asset restriction, which prevented it from selling, transferring or diminishing its assets without our approval. It also failed to comply with a Financial Ombudsman Service decision. We issued a First Supervisory Notice (PDF) on...
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Minutes of the Money Market Committee meeting – December 2025
The Money Markets Committee is a forum for market participants and authorities to discuss the UK unsecured deposits and funding market and securities lending and repo markets.
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SS2/25: Prudential considerations for insurance and reinsurance undertakings when transferring risk to Special Purpose Vehicles
Supervisory statement 2/25
AI Analysis
Supervisory Statement SS2/25 from the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) provides guidance on prudential considerations for UK insurance and reinsurance undertakings transferring risk to Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs). It clarifies expectations for ensuring such transfers comply with Solvency II requirements, focusing on risk transfer validity, capital relief recognition, and supervisory approval processes. This matters because it aims to enhance transparency and risk management in reinsurance arrangements, reducing potential regulatory arbitrage while supporting efficient risk mitigation for insurers amid evolving market dynamics. #
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LIAF03/25 – Low Impact Amendments Finalisation December 2025
The PRA has published LIAF03/25, a collection of final low impact rule amendments.
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Exchange of letters between the Governor and the Chancellor regarding CPI Inflation - December 2025
Exchange of letters between the Governor and the Chancellor
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Monetary Policy Committee dates for 2027
Provisional dates for Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) announcements on Bank Rate and publication of MPC meeting minutes and the quarterly Monetary Policy Report.
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Bank Rate reduced to 3.75% - December 2025 Monetary Policy Summary and Minutes
The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee is responsible for making decisions about Bank Rate.
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Index-linked Treasury Stock
Index-linked treasury stocks are gilts issued by the UK Government. They pay out twice a year, with the amount indexed to the Retail Prices Index.
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Bespoke market risk rules could unlock growth
We’re seeking feedback on whether tailored market risk rules for non-bank trading firms could remove unnecessary barriers, free up capital and attract new market participants, ultimately supporting economic growth. The rules in place today were originally designed for banks to ensure they held enough capital to absorb major trading losses and protect depositors.While that approach is sensible, it means non-bank trading firms face the same standards even though the potential harm from their fa...
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FCA sets out plans to help build mortgage market of the future
First-time buyers and the self-employed could get a step-up onto the housing ladder, under new plans from the FCA. Its priorities for reforms to the mortgage market also include helping homeowners unlock housing wealth for a more comfortable later life.The FCA will focus on 4 areas:First-time buyers & underserved consumers: Simplifying mortgage rules to allow more flexible products that reflect different working patterns and income levels at different stages of life.Later-life lending: Review...
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David Roberts reappointed as Chair of the Bank of England’s Court of Directors and Dame Anne Glover and Diana Noble reappointed as Non‑Executive Directors
David Roberts has been reappointed as Chair of the Court of the Bank of England by His Majesty the King
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Promoting innovation while guarding against financial stability risks − speech by Randy Kroszner
Given at the 20th High-level meeting on financial stability and regulatory and supervisory priorities (jointly organised by the Arab Monetary Fund, the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision and the Financial Stability Institute of the Bank of International Settlements).
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PRA letter to the Prime Minister - December 2025
The Prudential Regulation Authority’s (PRA) update to the Prime Minister on work to support economic growth.
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Minutes of the London FXJSC Main Committee Meeting – 25 September 2025
The Bank of England chairs the London Foreign Exchange Joint Standing Committee (FXJSC), which is a forum for discussion of the wholesale foreign exchange market. The FXJSC is made up of market participants, infrastructure providers and the UK financial regulators.
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PS27/25 – Future banking data review: Deletion of banking reporting templates
Policy statement 27/25
AI Analysis
PS27/25 finalizes the PRA's policy to delete 37 redundant banking regulatory reporting templates (34 FINREP, 2 COREP, and PRA109) as the first phase of the Future Banking Data (FBD) programme, aiming to reduce reporting burdens while maintaining supervisory data quality. This matters for PRA-regulated banks as it delivers immediate cost savings and signals broader regulatory simplification, aligning with the PRA's secondary competitiveness and growth objective. #
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Update to lending and deposit spread of the Operational Standing Facility – Market Notice 8 December 2025
In line with the Bank's transition to a repo-led, demand-driven operational framework for providing reserves, the Bank is today announcing a reduction in the spread to Bank Rate of the Operational Standing Facility (OSF). This Market Notice confirms the new, recalibrated spread of the OSF at Bank Rate +15bps for the lending facility and Bank Rate -15bps for the deposit facility. As with all SMF facilities, the OSFs are 'open for business' and should be used by SMF participants for the purpose...
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Regulators announce plans to support growth of mutuals sector
A raft of new measures designed to support the growth of the mutuals sector have been announced today by the financial regulators. They include a review of credit union regulations and the launch of a Mutual Societies Development Unit by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
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The evolving landscape of UK financial mutuals: every challenge is an opportunity − speech by Laura Wallis
Given at Bayes Business School for the 6th Research Workshop on The Future of Financial Mutuals
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PS26/25 – Discontinuing SS20/15: Supervising building societies’ treasury and lending activities
Policy statement 26/25
AI Analysis
The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has issued PS26/25, finalizing the withdrawal of Supervisory Statement (SS) 20/15, which previously set prescriptive expectations for building societies' treasury and lending activities, effective immediately upon publication on 5 December 2025. This deregulatory move reduces administrative burdens, enhances proportionality across deposit takers, and promotes competition by aligning building societies more closely with banks, while relying on existing tools like the PRA Rulebook, SMCR, and routine supervision for risk management. It matters for compliance teams as it eliminates specific guidance often misinterpreted as binding requirements, freeing firms to tailor risk frameworks but requiring vigilance on broader prudential expectations. #
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Mutuals landscape report
This report has been informed by the PRA and FCA’s ongoing regulation and supervision of mutuals and by direct engagement with mutuals and their trade associations in sessions around the country throughout 2025.
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Bank of England launches system-wide exploratory scenario exercise focused on private markets
The Bank of England (the Bank) has today launched its second system-wide exploratory scenario (SWES) exercise. This will focus on how the private markets ecosystem operates under stress and the potential implications for UK financial stability and the UK real economy.
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CP22/25 – UK Solvency II reporting and disclosure: Post-implementation amendments
Consultation paper
AI Analysis
CP22/25 is a consultation paper on post-implementation amendments to UK Solvency II reporting and disclosure requirements, published by the PRA on 4 December 2025. The consultation addresses feedback and queries from insurance firms following the substantial reduction in reporting templates implemented at the end of 2024, clarifying expectations for compliance with the revised Reporting Part of the PRA Rulebook across multiple technical areas including accident/underwriting year reporting, annuity reporting by currency, and internal model governance disclosures.
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Basel 3.1: Market Risk − speech by Phil Evans
Given at the ISDA Conference on Trading Book Capital
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PS25/25 – Enhancing banks’ and insurers’ approaches to managing climate-related risks – Update to SS3/19
Policy statement 25/25
AI Analysis
PS25/25 is the PRA's policy statement providing feedback on CP10/25 and issuing updated Supervisory Statement SS5/25, which replaces SS3/19 to enhance banks' and insurers' management of climate-related financial risks through strengthened governance, risk management, scenario analysis, data quality, and disclosures. It matters because it sets a higher regulatory bar for embedding climate risks proportionately into core processes like ICAAP, ILAAP, ORSA, and financial reporting, promoting resilience and strategic decision-making amid evolving climate threats. #
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SS5/25 – Enhancing banks’ and insurers’ approaches to managing climate-related risks
Supervisory statement 5/25
AI Analysis
SS5/25 is the PRA's updated supervisory statement, published on 3 December 2025, replacing SS3/19 and setting enhanced expectations for banks and insurers to manage climate-related risks through governance, risk management, scenario analysis, data quality, and disclosures. It matters because it represents a step change from awareness-raising to embedding robust, proportionate practices that integrate climate risks into core prudential processes like ICAAP, ILAAP, ORSA, and capital planning, aligning with the PRA's objectives for firm safety and soundness amid evolving physical and transition risks. #
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Financial Policy Committee Record - December 2025
Our Financial Policy Committee (FPC) meets to identify risks to financial stability and agree policy actions aimed at safeguarding the resilience of the UK financial system.
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Remit and recommendations for the Financial Policy Committee – November 2025
Exchange of letters between the Governor and the Chancellor
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PRA Regulatory Digest - November 2025
The PRA Regulatory Digest is for people working in the UK financial services industry and highlights key regulatory news and publications delivered for the month.
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Other systemically important institutions (O-SII) buffer rates for ring-fenced banks, large domestic banks, and large building societies
The PRA has set the 2025 O-SII buffer rates for ring-fenced banks, large domestic firms, and large building societies
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2025 list of UK headquartered Globally Systemically Important Institutions (G-SIIs)
The PRA disclosure of UK headquartered G-SIIs for 2025.
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2025 list of UK firms designated as Other Systemically Important Institutions (O-SIIs)
The PRA has published the list of designated O-SIIs for 2025
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Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) annual assessment of the Credit Union sector
This letter sets out the key findings from our annual assessment and the actions we expect you to take.
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Deep, liquid, and transparent (DLT) assessment for January 2026 implementation
The table below shows the outcomes of the annual DLT assessment for PRA relevant currencies, which will be effective from 1 January 2026.
Effective Date: 1 January 2026
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PS23/25 – Margin requirements for non-centrally cleared derivatives: Amendments to BTS 2016/2251
Policy statement 23/25
AI Analysis
PS23/25 from the PRA and FCA finalizes amendments to Binding Technical Standards (BTS) 2016/2251 under UK EMIR, introducing an indefinite exemption for single-stock equity options and index options from bilateral margin requirements, removing IM obligations on legacy contracts for firms falling below thresholds, and allowing alignment with third-country jurisdictions' timelines for IM assessments. These changes reduce operational burdens and enhance competitiveness for UK firms trading non-centrally cleared derivatives, following feedback from CP5/25, while maintaining prudential standards. #
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Remit for the Monetary Policy Committee - November 2025
Letter from the Chancellor to the Governor
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FCA recognises the revised FX Global Code and UK Money Markets Code
The Bank of England welcomes the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) recognition of the 2024 versions of the FX Global Code and UK Money Markets Code under its code recognition scheme.
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The PRA holds model risk management roundtable on artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies
The PRA held roundtable meetings on artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI and ML) in the context of Supervisory Statement (SS)1/23 ‘Model risk management principles for banks’
AI Analysis
The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) held roundtable sessions on 20 and 22 October 2025 with 21 regulated firms to discuss AI and machine learning (AI/ML) adoption under Supervisory Statement SS1/23 on model risk management (MRM) principles for banks. This matters because it highlights PRA's strategic supervisory focus on AI/ML model risks, urging firms to enhance governance, risk appetite, monitoring, and validation to mitigate opacity, overfitting, and rapid performance degradation in these models. https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/prudential-regulation/publication/2025/november/pra-holds-model-risk-management-roundtable-on-ai | https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/-/media/boe/files/prudential-regulation/publication/2025/november/ai-roundtable-oct-2025.pdf #
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Life Insurance Stress Test 2025 results: Annex 4 – insurer-specific results
This is the first exercise conducted under the new Solvency UK regulatory regime implemented in 2024.
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PRA confirms FSCS deposit limit to be increased to £120,000 from 1 December
From the start of December, UK bank customers will benefit from an increase to the maximum amount they would be reimbursed for if their bank were to fail
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PS24/25 – Depositor protection
Policy statement 24/25
AI Analysis
The PRA's PS24/25 finalizes rules increasing Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) depositor protection limits from £85,000 to £120,000 and temporary high balances (THB) from £1 million to £1.4 million for firm failures on or after 1 December 2025, responding to consultation feedback in CP4/25. This matters for PRA-authorized deposit-takers as it enhances consumer protection amid inflation but requires urgent system and disclosure updates to avoid FSCS payout delays or regulatory breaches. Firms must prioritize single customer view (SCV) readiness and phased disclosure revisions to comply efficiently. #
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Life Insurance Stress Test: 2025 Results
This is the first exercise conducted under the new Solvency UK regulatory regime implemented in 2024. The PRA published sector-level results on 17 November 2025 followed by individual firm disclosure for the core scenario on 24 November 2025.
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DP2/25 – Alternative Life Capital: Supporting innovation in the life insurance sector
Discussion paper 2/25
AI Analysis
The PRA's Discussion Paper 2/25 (published November 14, 2025) invites UK life insurers to provide feedback on potential regulatory reforms that would enable them to access **alternative forms of capital through risk transfer to capital markets**, outside traditional equity and debt issuance. This initiative aims to address capital constraints in the UK life insurance sector while maintaining policyholder protection and supporting long-term economic growth.
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Megan Greene reappointed as external member of the Monetary Policy Committee
Megan Greene has been reappointed as an external member of the Monetary Policy Committee by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves
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Bank of England, Monetary Authority of Singapore, and Bank of Thailand to explore synchronised FX settlement across borders
The Bank of England, the Monetary Authority of Singapore, and the Bank of Thailand announced a collaboration to explore the technical and policy implications of settling foreign exchange (FX) transactions using synchronised settlement mechanisms.
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Minutes of the Market Participants Group meeting – 12 November 2025
This was the first meeting of the Market Participants Group (MPG), a senior-level forum for financial market participants to share their views on relevant themes and narratives in financial markets with members of the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee.
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Minutes of the CBDC Engagement Forum - February 2025
Meeting of the CBDC Engagement Forum
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Strengthening market resilience: navigating evolving dynamics in sovereign markets − speech by Lee Foulger
Given at AFME's 20th Annual European Government Bond Conference
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PS22/25 – Leverage Ratio: Changes to the retail deposits threshold for application of the requirement
Policy statement 22/25
AI Analysis
The PRA's PS22/25 finalizes an increase in the retail deposits threshold for the leverage ratio requirement from £50 billion to £75 billion, introducing a three-year averaging mechanism for calculations, effective 1 January 2026. This adjustment reflects nominal UK GDP growth since 2016 to maintain the Financial Policy Committee's original risk appetite while smoothing cliff-edge effects for firms like building societies. It matters for major UK banks and similar firms as it alters capital planning and leverage ratio applicability, potentially reducing immediate compliance burdens for those nearing the old threshold. #
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Exchange of letters between the Governor and the Chancellor on the Asset Purchase Facility - November 2025
Exchange of letters between the Governor and the Chancellor
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Minutes of the Money Market Committee meeting – September 2025
The Money Markets Committee is a forum for market participants and authorities to discuss the UK unsecured deposits and funding market and securities lending and repo markets.
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Bank of England launches consultation on regulating systemic stablecoins
The Bank of England (the Bank) has today published a consultation paper (CP) setting out its proposed regulatory regime for sterling-denominated systemic stablecoins.
AI Analysis
The Bank of England has published a consultation paper (issued November 10, 2025) proposing a comprehensive regulatory regime for **sterling-denominated systemic stablecoins**, establishing requirements for backing assets, capital, redemption procedures, and operational safeguards. This represents a pivotal step toward implementing the UK's stablecoin framework, with the regime designed to maintain financial stability while enabling viable business models for systemic stablecoin issuers.
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Minutes of the SONIA Stakeholder Advisory Group - 22 October 2025
The SONIA Stakeholder Advisory Group supports the Bank’s administration of SONIA by providing advice and technical input to the Bank and the SONIA Oversight Committee
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The evolving liquidity landscape − speech by Victoria Saporta
Elaborates on points made at the market panel of the ECB Conference on Money Markets 2025
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Update to Level A pricing in the Indexed Long-Term Repo Operation - Market Notice 7 November 2025
This Market Notice confirms that the previously announced increase to the minimum spread over Bank Rate on bids against Level A collateral in the Indexed Long-Term Repo (ILTR) operation will take effect from 17 November 2025.
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Bank Rate maintained at 4% - November 2025 Monetary Policy Summary and Minutes
Find out more about the Monetary Policy Committee’s latest decision
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Minutes of the CBDC Engagement Forum - May 2025
Meeting of the CBDC Engagement Forum
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UK Berne Financial Services Agreement (BFSA) Guidelines
Guidelines to assist firms considering providing services under the Berne Financial Services Agreement.
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PRA Regulatory Digest - October 2025
The PRA Regulatory Digest is for people working in the UK financial services industry and highlights key regulatory news and publications delivered for the month.
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Minutes of the Meeting of the Court of Directors held on 19 September 2025
The Bank's Court of Directors acts as a unitary board, setting the organisation's strategy and budget and taking key decisions on resourcing and appointments. Required to meet a minimum seven times per year, it has five executive members from the Bank and up to nine non-executive members.
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FPC’s welcoming statement for policy statement (PS) 20/25 – The Strong and Simple Framework: The simplified capital regime for Small Domestic Deposit Takers (SDDTs) – near final
The Financial Policy Committee (FPC) welcomes today the Prudential Regulation Authority’s (PRA’s) policy statement 20/25 – The Strong and Simple Framework: The simplified capital regime for Small Domestic Deposit Takers (SDDTs) – near-final.
AI Analysis
The Financial Policy Committee (FPC) welcomes the Prudential Regulation Authority's (PRA) Policy Statement (PS) 20/25, which finalizes the second phase of the "Strong and Simple Framework" by introducing a simplified capital regime for Small Domestic Deposit Takers (SDDTs), alongside liquidity simplifications. This matters because it reduces regulatory burdens, enhances competition among smaller UK banks and building societies, and maintains resilience without full Basel 3.1 standards, with implementation on 1 January 2027. #
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PS19/25 – Restatement of CRR requirements – 2027 implementation – near-final
Policy statement 19/25
AI Analysis
**PS19/25** is the PRA's near-final policy statement finalizing how remaining Capital Requirements Regulation (CRR) provisions will be restated into the PRA Rulebook, effective January 1, 2027. This represents a critical step in the UK's transition away from assimilated EU law, giving the PRA expanded rule-making authority over UK banks, building societies, and investment firms while introducing targeted policy changes to securitisation, credit risk treatment, and ECAI mapping.
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PS18/25 – Retiring the refined methodology to Pillar 2A – near–final
Policy statement 18/25
AI Analysis
PS18/25, published by the PRA on 28 October 2025, retires the "refined methodology" for Pillar 2A capital calculations, replacing it with reliance on the Basel 3.1 Credit Risk Standardised Approach (CR SA) for greater risk sensitivity, transparency, and proportionality. This near-final policy simplifies the Pillar 2A framework, reduces administrative burdens, and aligns with broader Basel 3.1 implementation and the Strong and Simple regime for Small Domestic Deposit Takers (SDDTs), promoting safety, soundness, and competition. It matters because it directly impacts credit risk capital add-ons for affected firms, requiring updates to ICAAP/SREP processes ahead of Basel 3.1 timelines. #
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SoP5/15 – The PRA's methodologies for setting Pillar 2 capital
Statement of Policy 5/15
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SS31/15 - The Internal Capital Adequacy Assessment Process (ICAAP) and the Supervisory Review and Evaluation Process (SREP)
Supervisory statement 31/15
AI Analysis
SS31/15 is the PRA's foundational supervisory statement establishing expectations for how UK-regulated banks and large investment firms must conduct their Internal Capital Adequacy Assessment Process (ICAAP) and how the PRA will evaluate these assessments through its Supervisory Review and Evaluation Process (SREP). This guidance is critical because it directly determines the capital requirements firms must maintain and establishes the supervisory framework through which the PRA assesses whether firms hold sufficient capital to cover material risks.
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PS20/25 – The Strong and Simple Framework: The simplified capital regime for Small Domestic Deposit Takers (SDDTs) – near-final
Policy Statement 20/25
AI Analysis
**PS20/25** represents the second and final phase of the PRA's "Strong and Simple Framework," establishing a significantly simplified capital regime for Small Domestic Deposit Takers (SDDTs) while maintaining their resilience. This near-final policy statement, published on 28 October 2025, fundamentally restructures capital requirements, liquidity rules, and operational frameworks for SDDTs—a critical development for smaller deposit-taking institutions seeking regulatory relief from disproportionate compliance burdens.
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SoP8/25 – The PRA’s approach to the exercise of powers referred to in Articles 244(3)(b), 245(3)(b), 254(4) and 258(2) of the Securitisation (CRR) Part of the PRA Rulebook
Statement of policy 8/25
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SoP6/25 – The PRA’s approach to Internal Model Method (IMM) permission under the Counterparty Credit Risk (CRR) Part
Statement of policy 6/25
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SoP7/25 – The PRA’s approach to waivers and permissions under the Securitisation (CRR) Part of the PRA Rulebook
Statement of policy 7/25
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Financial stability and growth: The Financial Policy Committee’s mandate and the question of balance − speech by Jonathan Hall
Given at the Confederation of British Industry
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Tariffed with the same brush: confronting today’s challenges to trade − speech by Swati Dhingra
Given at central Bank of Ireland ninth annual workshop of the ESCB research cluster 2
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PS17/25 – Matching Adjustment Investment Accelerator
Policy statement 17/25
AI Analysis
PS17/25 establishes the **Matching Adjustment Investment Accelerator (MAIA) framework**, enabling PRA-regulated insurers to regularize and expand their use of matching adjustment (MA) in calculating capital requirements for certain long-duration insurance liabilities. This framework is significant because it provides a structured pathway for firms to optimize capital efficiency while maintaining prudential safeguards through exposure limits, eligibility assessments, and breach remediation mechanisms.
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Acclimatised − speech by Sam Woods
Given at Mansion House
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UK Islamic Finance and the Alternative Liquidity Facility - slides by Victoria Saporta
Slides by Victoria Saporta
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Global Economic Outlook Panel – panel remarks by Andrew Bailey
Given at the Group of Thirty’s 40th International Banking Seminar 2025, Washington DC
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Evolving UK monetary policy in an evolving world − speech by Huw Pill
Speech at the Institute of Chartered Accountants of England and Wales annual conference Thriving in Transformation, London
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LIAC02/25 – Low Impact Amendments Consultation October 2025
The PRA has published LIAC02/25, a consultation on proposed low impact amendments to rules and policy.
AI Analysis
The PRA's LIAC02/25 consultation, published on 16 October 2025, proposes low-impact amendments to its Rulebook and policy materials, including technical fixes, conditional disapplications, and miscellaneous corrections to enhance accuracy and align with prior policies. These changes matter for PRA-regulated firms as they ensure regulatory consistency with minimal operational burden, with most taking effect in late 2025 or early 2026 following the consultation period. #
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LIAF02/25 – Low Impact Amendments Finalisation October 2025
The PRA has published LIAF02/25, a collection of final low impact rule amendments.
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Not just token gestures − speech by Sarah Breeden
Based on remarks given on the ‘Real World Assets Tokenisation: What Asset Classes Will Work – and Which Won’t’ panel at DC Fintech Week 2025
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PRA and FCA announce changes to banker bonuses for 2025
The PRA and FCA have today confirmed plans to increase flexibility around senior banker pay, alongside changes to create better links between bonus awards and responsible risk-taking.
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PS21/25 – Remuneration Reform
Policy statement 21/25
AI Analysis
PS21/25 implements reforms to PRA remuneration rules for banks, building societies, and PRA-designated investment firms, simplifying Material Risk Taker (MRT) identification, aligning deferral periods with international standards (4 years for non-SMF MRTs and 5 years for SMFs), and enhancing links to individual accountability under the Senior Managers Regime (SMR). These changes matter as they reduce regulatory burden, increase flexibility in bonus structures (e.g., marginal deferral rates and cash payments), and promote competitiveness while maintaining risk alignment, potentially reversing trends toward higher fixed pay. #
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Diversion ahead − speech by Alan Taylor
Given at King’s College, Cambridge
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Explaining the consumption gap - speech by Catherine L Mann
Given at the Resolution Foundation
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Uncertainty, structural change and monetary policy strategy - speech by Huw Pill
The Maxwell Fry Lecture of the Money, Macro and Finance Society given at the University of Birmingham
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From new ideas to new market structures, how innovation is reshaping the financial system − speech by Sasha Mills
Given at AFME OPTIC Conference, Amsterdam
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Financial Policy Committee Record – October 2025
Our Financial Policy Committee (FPC) meets to identify risks to financial stability and agree policy actions aimed at safeguarding the resilience of the UK financial system.
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Foreign Currency Reserves 2025 – Market Notice 7 October 2025
Not for distribution, directly or indirectly, in or into the United States, Canada, Australia, Japan or any other jurisdiction where it is unlawful to distribute this announcement.
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Minutes: CBDC Academic Advisory Group - June 2025
Meeting of the CBDC Academic Advisory Group
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Investment in Scotland - speech by Andrew Bailey
Given at the Scotland Global Investment Summit 2025
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Challenges to financial stability - speech by Andrew Bailey
Given at the Klaas Knot Farewell Symposium
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PRA Regulatory Digest - September 2025
The PRA Regulatory Digest is for people working in the UK financial services industry and highlights key regulatory news and publications delivered for the month.
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Bumps in the road? − speech by Sarah Breeden
Given at Cardiff Business School
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PS15/25 – Closing liquidity reporting gaps and streamlining Standard Formula reporting
Policy statement 15/25
AI Analysis
PS15/25 introduces **new liquidity risk reporting requirements for major UK insurance firms**, closing data gaps identified during the March 2020 "dash for cash" and September 2022 LDI crisis. The policy mandates four new reporting templates for firms with significant derivatives or securities lending exposure, with implementation deferred to **30 September 2026** to allow adequate preparation time.
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SS15/16 – Solvency II: Monitoring model drift and standard formula SCR reporting for firms with permission to use an internal model
Supervisory Statement 15/16
AI Analysis
SS15/16 establishes the PRA's expectations for UK insurance firms using approved internal models to calculate their Solvency Capital Requirement (SCR), requiring them to maintain the ability to calculate SCR using the standard formula and submit standard formula SCR calculations for regulatory monitoring purposes. This guidance is critical because it ensures capital requirements remain reflective of actual firm risks and protects policyholder security by preventing model drift—where internal models diverge from underlying risk realities over time.
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Letter from David Bailey ‘Thematic feedback on accounting for IFRS 9 expected credit losses (ECL)’
Letter to chief financial officers of selected PRA-regulated deposit-takers which provides thematic feedback from the PRA’s review of written auditor reports received in 2025 covering IFRS 9 expected credit loss accounting (ECL) and accounting for climate risk.
AI Analysis
The PRA's Dear CFO Letter, issued on 30 September 2025 by David Bailey, provides thematic feedback to selected PRA-regulated deposit-takers based on its 2025 review of auditor reports on IFRS 9 expected credit loss (ECL) accounting and climate risk integration. It matters because it highlights persistent supervisory concerns around timely credit risk recognition, model limitations, recovery assumptions, and climate impacts amid economic uncertainty, urging firms to strengthen ECL processes to ensure safety and soundness. #
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The supply side demands more attention − speech by Megan Greene
Given at the Adam Smith Business School, University of Glasgow
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On QT − remarks by Huw Pill
Given at the Inaugural Pictet Research Institute Symposium 2025
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CP21/25 – Future banking data review: Deletion of banking reporting templates
Consultation paper 21/25
AI Analysis
The PRA's CP21/25 proposes deletion of 37 banking regulatory reporting templates—primarily 34 FINREP templates representing approximately one-third of all FINREP collections—as the first phase of its Future Banking Data (FBD) programme. This initiative aims to reduce annual reporting burden by approximately £26 million while maintaining supervisory effectiveness by eliminating duplicative, outdated, or low-value data collections.
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A systemic risk perspective on operational resilience − speech by Liz Oakes
Given at the Cross Market Operational Resilience Group (CMORG) conference
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Funded realignment: balancing innovation and risk − speech by Vicky White
Given at the 30th Annual Bank of America Financials CEO Conference
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CP20/25 – Insurance third-country branches: policy implementation and other updates
Consultation paper 20/25
AI Analysis
CP20/25 is a PRA consultation paper published on 16 September 2025 that proposes targeted updates to the regulatory framework governing third-country insurance branches operating in the UK. The consultation addresses inconsistencies introduced during the Solvency II review, clarifies supervisory expectations, and increases the subsidiarisation threshold—matters that directly affect the operational and compliance costs of non-UK insurers seeking to maintain branch operations rather than establish subsidiaries in the UK market.
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Future Banking Data roundtable with members of UK Finance and the Building Societies Association
On 1 July, the PRA and the Bank of England held a roundtable meeting with representatives of non-systemic UK banks and building societies.
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Five ‘C’s for Central Bank Research − speech by Catherine L. Mann
Given at The Future of Central Banking conference on the occasion of the 100th Anniversary, Banco de México
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Getting liquidity where it is needed − speech by Nathanaël Benjamin
Given at OMFIF Economic and Monetary Policy Institute
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The future of the multilateral economic system, and some news on the UK payments infrastructure - speech by Andrew Bailey
Given at the Financial and Professional Services Dinner, Mansion House
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Weathering the storm: stability in a changing climate - speech by Sarah Breeden
Based on remarks given at the Chapman-Barrigan lecture
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The end of the road − speech by Alan Taylor
Given at the London School of Economics and Political Science
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The meaning of reserve currency − remarks by Andrew Bailey
Given at the Andrew Crockett Memorial Lecture
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Unexpected curves − remarks by Alan Taylor
Given at the ECB Forum on Central Banking in Sintra, Portugal
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Synchronisation and beyond: enabling the next wave of financial innovation − speech by Victoria Cleland
Given at the 15th annual edition of City Week
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The UK economy in an unpredictable world – speech by Andrew Bailey
Given at British Chamber of Commerce 2025 Global Annual Conference
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From trading floors to policy calls: the value and evolution of our interactions with financial markets − speech by Andrea Rosen
Given at the Centre for Central Banking Studies 'Transforming monetary policy’ conference
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Navigating an uncertain outlook: the signals from the labour market − speech by Dave Ramsden
Given at the Barclays-CEPR Monetary Policy Forum 2025
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A feature not a bug − speech by Megan Greene
Speech given at the National Institute of Economic and Social Research
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Revisiting the Norman Conquest of $4.86. Thoughts for the world today - speech by Andrew Bailey
Given at Britain’s Return to the Gold Standard in 1925 Revisited, Bank of England
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Central Banking in extreme adversity - speech by Andrew Bailey
Given at the 9th NBU-NBP Annual Research Conference, Kyiv
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Innovation and regulation - striking the balance - speech by David Bailey
Given at Risk Live Europe
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Financial stability in light of new global challenges: global shocks, interconnections and central counterparties − speech by Randy Kroszner
Given at FIA International Derivative Expo
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Learning by doing − speech by Victoria Saporta
Given at Bank of Finland & SUERF Conference, Helsinki
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