US EditionBank of England Delays Part of Post-Financial Crisis Banking Reforms
- The Bank of England announced it will delay part of new capital rules for banks until January 1, 2028, while proceeding with the majority of rules starting in 2027, to provide clarity on global regulations from the US.
- The Prudential Regulation Authority intends to simplify restrictions for smaller banks and promote competition among mid-sized banks in the mortgage market.
- The rule changes aim to foster growth and competition, recognizing that smaller firms present lower risks to financial stability, according to the Bank of England.
- Sam Woods stated that these changes will provide certainty for firms about the capital framework and support smaller banks in scaling up their operations.
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