Bank of England Delays Part of Post-Financial Crisis Banking Reforms

Top Bankers Face Looser Conduct Rules Under UK Deregulation Push

UK regulators are planning to streamline a post-crisis regime that covers the conduct of senior bankers, part of the government’s efforts to ease regulations and drive growth in financial services.

Bank of England to ease rules for smaller and mid-sized banks

The Bank also said it will push ahead with the majority of new capital rules at the start of 2027 but will delay part of the proposals.

BoE announces package of measures designed to promote banking resilience, capital certainty, competition and growth

On 15 July 2025, the Bank of England (BoE) announced the following measures that are designed to maintain stability in the financial sector while offering new growth opportunities for mid-sized banks and building societies: Consultation Paper (CP) 14/25– Amendments to Resolution Assessment threshold and Recovery Plans review frequency. The BoE and the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) keep the recovery and resolution requirements under revi…

BoE and PRA ease rules to boost mid-sized bank competition in mortgage market

The BoE and PRA have proposed changes that aim to “foster growth and competition”, especially among mid-sized banks and building societies.

West Midlands SMEs Invited To Join Forces With Invictus Games Birmingham 2027

Small and medium-sized enterprises across the West Midlands are being encouraged to take an active role in the 11th edition of the Invictus Games, coming to Birmingham in July 2027. Organisers of the Invictus Games Birmingham 2027 have introduced the Champions Programme, a new initiative designed to place SMEs at the heart of planning and […] The post West Midlands SMEs Invited to Join Forces with Invictus Games Birmingham 2027 appeared first on…