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Banking Liaison Panel

This is a collection of documents related to BLP business.

From:
HM Treasury
Published
14 July 2017
Last updated
1 February 2022 — See all updates

The Treasury established the Banking Liaison Panel (BLP) in accordance with section 10 of the Banking Act 2009. The panel’s function is to provide advice to the Treasury about the effect of the special resolution regime (SRR) on banks, persons who do business with banks, and on financial markets. The panel’s function includes giving advice to the Treasury on secondary legislation made under the act and the SRR code of practice.

The panel’s advice represents the views of non-government stakeholders and the Treasury facilitates its work.

Members

Under section 10 of the Banking Act 2009, the panel must include a member appointed by the Treasury, a member appointed by the Bank of England, a member appointed by the Prudential Regulation Authority, a member appointed by the Financial Conduct Authority and a member appointed by the scheme manager of the Financial Services Compensation Scheme. The panel must also include one or more persons who in the Treasury’s opinion represent the interests of banks, one or more persons who in the Treasury’s opinion have expertise in law relating to the financial systems of the United Kingdom, and one or more persons who in the Treasury’s opinion have expertise in insolvency law and practice.

Industry members:

  • Association of British Insurers
  • Association of Business Recovery Professionals
  • Association of Financial Markets in Europe
  • British Bankers Association
  • Building Societies Association
  • City of London Law Society
  • Financial Markets Law Committee
  • Insolvency Service
  • International Swaps and Derivatives Association
  • Investment Management Association

Statutory members:

  • HM Treasury
  • Bank of England
  • Prudential Regulation Authority
  • Financial Conduct Authority
  • Financial Services Compensation Scheme

Contact

To contact the secretariat about the work of the panel, you can email.

Contents

  • Annual reports
  • Minutes
  • BLP advice

Banking Liaison Panel annual reports

Banking Liaison Panel minutes

Banking Liaison Panel advice

Published 14 July 2017
Last updated 1 February 2022 + show all updates

  1. Banking Liaison Panel minutes 2021 added

  2. Banking Liaison Panel minutes 2020 added

  3. Added Banking Liaison Panel Minutes 2019 to the Banking Liaison Panel minutes collection

  4. First published.

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