ON DEMAND WEBINAR: Solvent Exit Analysis
Navigating the Solvent Exit Analysis
Strategies and best practices for small and medium-sized banks
Recorded Thursday, 27 March 2025
What we spoke about
Katalysys is helping numerous banks prepare their SEA and were delighted to be able to share best practices and how we’ve helped clients overcome potential challenges:
Understanding key implications and overcoming challenges.
Identifying critical data and key assumptions.
Engaging stakeholders and ensuring robust oversight.
Best practices for planning and execution.
Meet the speakers
Josh Nowak
Managing Director
Risk & Regulatory Consulting
Manish Patidar
Director
Regulatory Consulting
Josh Nowak, Managing Director – Risk & Regulatory Consulting.
Manish Patidar, Director – Regulatory Consulting.
Background
The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) Supervisory Statement (SS2/24) mandates that all non-systemic UK banks and building societies must prepare for a ‘solvent exit’ scenario, and have the capability to execute one if required.
A Solvent Exit Analysis (SEA) document must be produced by 1 October 2025, while a Solvent Exit Execution Plan (SEEP) is not necessary unless solvent exit becomes a reasonable prospect or is requested by the PRA. However, the SEA should lay the foundations to produce a SEEP quickly and effectively if called to do so.
Solvent exit documents are receiving increased regulatory focus due to the number of new banks who have obtained or are seeking authorisation, as well as following a number of recent examples of solvent exits taking place in the UK market.
Audience Questions
Following the webinar, our team has prepared responses to questions raised during the event. Click the download button to read the questions and and our response.