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PS10/26 – Amendments to Resolution Assessment threshold and Recovery Plans review frequency

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Executive Summary

PS10/26 finalizes PRA proposals to raise the Resolution Assessment threshold from £50 billion to £100 billion in retail deposits and reduce recovery plan review frequency for Small Domestic Deposit Takers (SDDTs) from annually to biennially, enhancing proportionality in resolution and recovery frameworks post-financial crisis. These changes reduce regulatory burden on smaller firms while maintaining safety and soundness, directly supporting PRA objectives of competitiveness and growth. Compliance teams must assess scope changes immediately to align reporting and planning cycles. #

What Changed

- Resolution Assessment Threshold: Increased from £50 billion to £100 billion in retail deposits, limiting reporting and disclosure requirements under the Resolution Assessment Part of the PRA Rulebook to only the largest firms posing systemic risks. - Recovery Plans Review Frequency: For SDDTs and SDDT consolidation entities, reduced from at least annually to at least every two years, aiming for higher quality plans with less frequent reviews. - Rulebook and Guidance Updates: Amendments to Resolution Assessment Part (Appendix 2), Recovery Plans Part (Appendix 3), and Supervisory Statement SS9/17 – Recovery planning (Appendix 4); no substantive changes from CP14/25 consultation. - PRA Review Commitment: Threshold will be reviewed periodically (e.g., after reporting cycles or significant ch

What You Need To Do

  • Scope Assessment
  • Recovery Plans
  • Reporting/Disclosure

Key Dates

1 April 2026 - Effective date for PS10/26 changes, including new £100bn threshold and biennial recovery plan reviews for SDDTs .
2 October 2026 - Expected submission date for first Resolution Assessment reports for in-scope firms (as previously communicated by PRA) .
11 June 2027 - Expected publication date for first disclosures under amended threshold .

Compliance Impact

Urgency: High – Effective 1 April 2026 (imminent from March 2026), with first reports due 2 October 2026; firms between £50-100bn retail deposits gain immediate burden relief (exiting scope), while largest firms face no new burdens but must confirm ongoing compliance. Matters due to proportionality aligning with PRA growth objectives, reducing costs for mid-tier banks/building societies amid econo

Who is Affected

Primaryauthorised UK banks and building societies with ≥£100 billion retail deposits (for Resolution Assessment reporting/disclosure).Recovery PlanningExclusionsFirms crossing the new threshold must prepare for PRA-communicated reporting/disclosure timelines; PRA will tailor first submissions based on entry timing.

Summary

Policy statement 10/26

Relevant Firm Types

Bank
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