The PRA is consulting on its regulatory fees and levies for 2026/27
Key changes include:
- An increase of £3.6m in the costs allocated funding the Future Banking Data programme;
- Increasing several non-periodic fees in line with CPI inflation;
- Reducing the fee for Type 1 new firm applications from prospective friendly societies and credit unions to £0; and
- Introducing new internal model application fees and model maintenance fees for securities financing transaction and value-at-risk models.
Responses are requested by 15 May 2026.
The BoE is consulting on supervisory fees for financial market infrastructure (FMI) for 2026/27, where responses are requested by 18 May 2026.
