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PRA Annual Competition Report 2016

This is the Prudential Regulation Authority’s first Annual Competition Report. It has been produced in response to a request from the Government in 2015 that the PRA should publish an annual report setting out how it is delivering against its secondary competition objective (SCO).
Published on 30 June 2016
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