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StableMedium2026-06-17

BoE-FCA MoU on FMI supervision confirmed effective for 2025/26

ConductReportGeneral RegulatoryCapital MarketsUnited KingdomConf: High
Regulatory Event

The Bank of England and FCA published their annual review of the MoU governing cooperation on supervision of financial market infrastructures, concluding arrangements remain effective.

Analysis

The annual MoU review confirms continued joint oversight of FMIs by the Bank and FCA. No structural changes were announced, signalling stability in dual supervision arrangements for CCPs, CSDs and payment systems.

Relevance

FMIs and their participants rely on coordinated UK supervision to avoid duplicative or conflicting requirements.

Required Action

Action Required

Review FMI supervisory engagement protocols and confirm alignment with the reaffirmed BoE-FCA cooperation framework.

Justification

Confirms supervisory architecture for systemically important market infrastructure.

Control Commentary

Monitor any future amendments to BoE-FCA MoU; current arrangements assessed effective with no immediate change to FMI oversight expectations.

Source

The Bank of England has published a joint review with the FCA on how the MoU for financial market infrastructure is working. The authorities consulted FMIs and concluded that cooperation arrangements remain effective.

RH-2026-06-14-001