Prudential regulation

31 March 2022 – DP1/22 – The prudential liquidity framework: Supporting liquid asset usability
Closes 30 June 2022

28 April 2022 – DP2/22 'Potential Reforms to Risk Margin and Matching Adjustment within Solvency II’
Closes 21 July 2022 

29 April 2022 – CP5/22 'The Strong and Simple Framework: a definition of a Simpler-regime Firm'
Closes 22 July 2022

21 June 2022 – CP6/22 ‘Model risk management principles for banks’
Closes 21 October 2022

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6 May 2022 -  PS4/22 – Trading activity wind-down 

25 March 2022 - PS3/22 ‘Financial Service Compensation Scheme – Management Expenses Levy Limit 2022/23’. 

11 March 2022 - PS2/22- Operational Resilience and Operational Continuity in Resolution: Minor Amendments.

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23 June 2022: We published the PRA Annual Report 2022 which includes information about our activities for the year ended 28 February 2022 and also contains the:

• the Annual Competition Report 
• the Ring Fencing Annual Report;
• the Authorisations Performance Report;
• the Prescribed Persons (Reports on Disclosures of Information) Regulations 2017 – Annual Report;
• the Practitioner Panel Annual Report; and
• the Enforcement Decision Making Committee Report

To find out more, please visit the PRA Annual Report 2022 page.

You may also wish to refer to the Bank of England Annual Report and Accounts 2022 - also published today - which contains the Bank’s financial and other disclosures in respect of its activities as the PRA.

23 June 2022: The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) published a statement on the plan to move to seven-digit FRNs and PRNs for newly registered firms and funds.

13 June 2022: We published a statement on removing the PRA buffer adjustment in PS15/20.

10 June 2022: The Bank published the findings from its first assessment of the resolvability of the major eight UK firms as part of the Resolvability Assessment Framework. In parallel, the major eight UK firms also published their own public disclosures on their preparations for resolution.

27 May 2022: The Climate Financial Risk Forum (CFRF) published the minutes from the first meeting of the CFRF’s third session. The Forum agreed to the Terms of Reference for Session 3 (revised to reflect the new Forum membership and technical working groups).

25 May 2022: Jointly with the Bank of England, Financial Conduct Authority, Competition & Markets Authority, Payment Systems Regulator, Information Commissioner’s Office, The Pensions Regulator, and HM Treasury (as observer member), we published the fifth edition of the Regulatory Initiatives Forum’s grid – a consolidated plan which aims to give firms a clear idea of upcoming regulatory work.