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Firms face new reporting rules for operational incidents and third parties
The Bank of England's Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has published new rules for operational incident and third-party arrangement reporting.
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PRA proposes reforms for rapid bank liquidity access
The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has published proposals to ensure banks can quickly monetize liquid assets during fast-paced stress events.
Inflation attitudes survey methodology detailed for February 2026
The Bank of England has published the methodology for its Inflation Attitudes Survey, conducted by Ipsos in February 2026.
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PRA transforms data collection into regulatory dialogue
Vicky White, Director of Prudential Policy at the Bank of England, emphasized that data collection forms a crucial dialogue between the PRA and regulated firms.
Bailey urges intensified action on cross-border payments reform
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey called for intensified efforts to reform cross-border payments, highlighting the remaining challenges despite significant progress since the 2020 G20 Roadmap.
UK wildlife to feature on next series of Bank of England banknotes
The Bank of England will feature images of UK wildlife on its next series of banknotes, following a public consultation.
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PRA sets new conditions for recognised exchanges under CRR
The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has published new rules defining conditions for recognised exchanges applicable to CRR firms.
Taylor details BOE's Optimal Policy Projections for inflation
Bank of England's Alan Taylor explained how the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) uses Optimal Policy Projections (OPPs) to manage trade-offs between inflation and output stability.
Household debt and asset prices drive consumption response to rate cuts
Bank of England researchers estimate a 1 percentage point mortgage rate cut increases consumption by 3 percent over six months.
UK bank capital rules: Modest short-run costs, long-run stability
A Bank of England working paper finds that higher bank capital requirements in the UK entail negligible long-run costs, despite modest short-run macroeconomic effects.
Model examines monetary singleness amid digital money innovation
A new Bank of England working paper introduces an analytical framework to study the concept of monetary singleness in the context of rapid digital payment innovation.
Braddick to lead UK banking supervision at Bank of England
Katharine Braddick CB has been appointed as the next Deputy Governor for Prudential Regulation at the Bank of England and Chief Executive of the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA).