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UK Basel 3.1: Reporting changes
This article outlines the reporting changes, as part of UK’s implementation of Basel 3.1 (PS9/24).
Solvent exit planning for non-systemic banks (SS2/24)
PRA in the supervisory statement SS2/24 outlines requirements around solvent exit planning and execution. This article summarises the requirements and provides specific action points that small- and medium-sized banks can consider to implement these requirements.
Solvent exit planning for non-systemic banks (CP10/23)
PRA in the consultation paper CP10/23 outlines requirements around solvent exit planning and execution. This article summarises the requirements and provides specific action points that small- and medium-sized banks can consider to implement these requirements.
CP6/23 - The non-performing exposures capital deduction
This article outlines reporting changes proposed as part of CP6/23 - ‘The non-performing exposures capital deduction’.
Simpler-regime Firm (SRF) CP16/22 updates
PRA consultation paper CP5/22 proposes an introduction of a simpler regime and simplified prudential requirements for non-systemic banks and building society. In CP5/22, the PRA have proposed a definition for ‘Simpler-regime Firm’ (SRF).
CP5/22 - Simpler-regime Firm (SRF)
PRA consultation paper CP5/22 proposes an introduction of a simpler regime and simplified prudential requirements for non-systemic banks and building society. In CP5/22, the PRA have proposed a definition for ‘Simpler-regime Firm’ (SRF).