BoE has published its fees for financial market infrastructure (FMI) supervision in 2026/27.
The total FMI levy will increase by 3% to £18m.
Respondents welcomed the reduction in UK CCP fees against the figure previously anticipated as work on development the UK CCP rulebook nears completion, but BoE has also increased the forecasted cost of this project from £4.5m to £5m. It will keep the 2026/27 recovery instalment at £1.5, with any costs above the original forecast to be recovered in 2027/28 rather than increasing this year’s figure.
BoE expects to start levying supervision fees for firms participating in the Digital Securities Sandbox during the 2026/27 fee year.