Bank of England (PRA) regulatory returns for banks
Banks, building societies, investment firms and credit unions send regulatory returns to the Prudential Regulation Authority, part of the Bank of England.
What the returns cover
- Capital, including Pillar 2 capital and capital forecasts
- Liquidity and funding
- Financial statements
- Leverage and large exposures
- Ring-fencing
- Resolution planning
- Group structure and ownership
- Remuneration and stress testing
Many are filed in XBRL. The Bank publishes its own Banking Taxonomy (version 4.1.1 takes effect on 1 January 2027), and some returns follow the EBA taxonomy the PRA adopted.
Where to find them
The full list of returns, with templates, instructions and filing details, is on the Bank of England’s site: Bank of England regulatory reporting. Most are filed through the Bank’s BEEDS portal.
Line4 does not publish its return-by-return write-up for the PRA. See also PRA returns for insurers, or every regulator in the library.
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