BIS: Basel III monitoring report
BIS has published the latest edition of its report.
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Last updated · 23 Sep 2026
Regulatory News - Financial Services & Regulation
See all Regulatory News - Financial Services & RegulationThe Central Counterparties (Equivalence) (Indonesia and the People’s Republic of China) Regulations 2026/1134
These Regulations set out HMT’s equivalence determinations in respect of the regulatory framework that applies to certain CCPs that are established in Indonesia and the People’s Republic of China. (Date in force: 19 November 2026)
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FCA: Investor survey
In this press release, FCA reports on the findings of a survey conducted on adults aged between 18-40 who either currently own investments or would consider buying investments in the next 12 months. Amongst other findings, FCA notes that, when faced with a “last chance to buy” investment opportunity, 36% said it would make them more cautious, whilst 37% said they would feel pressure to buy quickly or risk missing out.
BIS: Speech by Pablo Hernández de Cos: Deposit insurance in a changing financial landscape
Text of this speech of 29 October 2026 follows in which Pablo Hernández de Cos discusses how deposit insurance systems need to evolve and adapt to ensure that deposit insurance continues to meet its policy objectives in a changing financial landscape.
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BoE: Consultation on supervisory expectations for central counterparties seeking to accept tokenised collateral
BoE has launched a consultation supporting CCPs acceptance of tokenised forms of eligible collateral. BoE considers the existing regulatory framework is not a barrier for CCPs accepting tokenised forms of eligible collateral, provided the collateral meets the standards required in central clearing. For example, tokenised collateral must remain capable of being valued, transferred and realised when needed, including in stressed conditions. A proposed Supervisory Statement is intended to provide greater clarity on how Boe would assess applications involving tokenised collateral. Responses are required by 17 February 2027.
FCA: Fair value in consumer finance/Blog by Alison Walters: What does 'fair value' look like in practice? Three years into the Consumer Duty, here’s what we’ve learned
FCA has published the findings from its consumer finance supervisory work, highlighting good practice and areas for improvement in how firms assess, evidence and monitor fair value. FCA also sets out observations on communicating fees and charges and preventing foreseeable harm from repeat or cumulative charges. A blog by Alison Walters has been published alongside the report.