Bank Resolution Standards Instrument: The Technical Standards (COREP13) Instrument 2026 | Bank of England

https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/paper/2026/ps/bank-resolution-standards-instrument-the-technical-standards-corep13-instrument-2026
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Service Bank Accounts 35% Clearing and Settlement Infrastructures 25%
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Bank Accounts (35%)

This update concerns resolution reporting templates and administrative compliance procedures for banks, which falls outside the core payments products and services taxonomy.

Clearing and Settlement Infrastructures (25%)

The update addresses prudential resolution frameworks and deposit insurance reporting rather than payment account access, use, or protections.

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Regulatory Reporting (85%)

The update mandates changes to regulatory reporting templates (COREP13) for resolution information, reducing reporting burden while maintaining supervisory access to essential data through alternative means.

Prudential Standards (72%)

Low confidence — requires human review. The deletion of resolution reporting templates relates to prudential oversight and the Bank's resolution authority functions, but the primary focus is on reporting obligations rather than prudential standards themselves.

This Bank of England (Bank) policy statement (PS) provides feedback to responses the Bank received to its September 2025 consultation on partial revocation of the UK Technical Standards (UKTS) 2018/1624 on resolution reporting (COREP13).

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TITLE: Bank of England Deletes Six Resolution Reporting Templates from COREP13 Technical Standards BODY: On 12 February 2026, the Bank of England published a policy statement implementing changes to the UK Technical Standards (UKTS) 2018/1624 on resolution reporting (COREP13). The Bank is deleting six reporting templates (Z 02.00, Z 03.00, Z 04.00, Z 05.01, Z 05.02, and Z 06.00) that currently collect information on liability structures, own funds requirements, intragroup financial interconnections, major liability counterparties, off-balance sheet counterparties, and deposit insurance. The deletion aims to reduce resolution reporting burden on firms while maintaining the Bank's access to essential information required to meet its obligations as the UK's resolution authority. The Bank received six consultation responses between 22 September and 21 November 2025, with all respondents fully supporting the proposed deletions. The Bank confirmed it will continue to obtain necessary resolution information through alternative means, including its Resolvability Assessment Framework (RAF) and the Prudential Regulation Authority's (PRA) revised Minimum Requirement for own funds and Eligible Liabilities (MREL) reporting templates, which are proposed to take effect from 1 January 2027. The Bank and PRA may also collect information on an ad-hoc basis where necessary using other information gathering powers. The changes take effect from 1 April 2026. Due to temporary systems limitations, the six templates may remain in the RegData reporting system for some time after revocation, during which firms are requested to use negative filing indicators. The Bank expects to remove these templates from RegData in due course. The Bank exercised its technical standards powers under section 138P of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (FSMA 2000), with HM Treasury approval granted via standards instrument. REFERENCES: Bank of England. (2026). Bank Resolution Standards Instrument: The Technical Standards (COREP13) Instrument 2026. Retrieved from https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/prudential-regulation/publication/2026/february/bank-resolution-standards-instrument-the-technical-standards-corep13-instrument-2026
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