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Why data lineage is key to regulatory reporting
Last year, the Bank of England (BoE) renewed its call for financial institutions to strengthen their data governance and reporting frameworks. In a communication...
Basel 3.1: Turning compliance into strategy
Financial institutions have spent the past decade navigating an ever-expanding landscape of regulatory obligations. With the introduction of Basel 3.1, the sector faces not...
PRA plans simpler mortgage rules for mid-size lenders
The PRA has published a discussion paper setting out potential changes to the capital requirements regime for residential mortgages, with the goal of helping...
Basel 3.1: What UK deposit takers need to know
The latest whitepaper from ALMIS International offers essential guidance for UK financial institutions navigating the complexities of the Basel 3.1 and SDDT frameworks.
The FCA and the FRC remind companies that extended financial information...
The measures put in place to ensure regulated businesses have enough time to publish audited financial reports are still valid, remind two UK regulators.
Rich people neobank Monument receives restricted banking licence in the UK
The challenger bank for the wealthy Monument has received an authorisation with restriction banking licence from the Prudential Regulation Authority and the Financial Conduct Authority 18 months after its launch.
Citigroup fined £43.9m for regulatory reporting failures
The UK’s Prudential Regulator Authority (PRA) has fined Citigroup £43.9m for failings in relation to their internal controls and governance arrangements.
Regulators must punish traditional and challenger banks harsher to avoid IT...
British lawmakers have had enough of banks’ IT problems and urge regulators to become stricter in the future, punishing those that fail to live up to expectations.
UK government releases Green Finance Strategy
The UK government has launched its Green Finance Strategy which aims to improve responses to the financial risks from climate change.
PRA, FCA host first forum on Climate Financial Risk
The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) and FCA have held the first Climate Financial Risk Forum (CFRF), which aims to improve responses to the financial risks from climate change.
