Tag: Prudential Regulation Authority
Basel 3.1: Turning compliance into strategy
Over the past decade, financial institutions have faced an unrelenting wave of new regulatory requirements.
With Basel 3.1 on the horizon, firms are being called...
Financial crime rules shift from volume to impact
The UK’s approach to financial crime regulation is undergoing a fundamental shift in 2025, moving away from a reactive, volume-driven compliance model towards one...
UK mortgage capital rules set for shake-up
The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has launched a wide-ranging discussion on proposals to reform how mid-sized lenders calculate capital requirements for residential mortgages. The...
Basel 3.1: What UK deposit takers need to know
The latest whitepaper from ALMIS International offers essential guidance for UK financial institutions navigating the complexities of the Basel 3.1 and SDDT frameworks.
Revolut Trading secures UK trading licence to expand investment services
Revolut Trading has secured a UK trading licence from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), marking a significant step forward in its mission to provide advanced investment services.
UK InsurTech funding doubled in 2023 defying global trends
UK InsurTech investment stats in 2023:
• UK InsurTech companies raised a combined $395m in 2023, a 43% increase from 2022
• UK InsurTech deal activity...
UK InsurTechs seed deals nearly halved in the first nine months...
Key UK InsurTech seed deal investment stats in Q1-Q3 2023:
• UK InsurTech seed deal activity reached 16 deals in Q1-Q3 2023, a 47% drop...
Revolut and SoftBank reach agreement on share deal to secure UK...
Revolut, the prominent FinTech player, has successfully negotiated a share deal with its primary backer, SoftBank.
European WealthTech has seen a major fall in investment in H1...
In the first half of 2023, European WealthTech firms raise a combined funding of $553m, marking a substantial 90% decrease compared to the same...
UK financial regulators team to conduct payment systems review
Four financial regulators in the UK have a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that sets out the framework the authorities use to cooperate in relation to UK payment systems.










