Bank of England

02 The UK Treasury gives the Bank of England a new legal objective to support payment systems and digital money innovation, seeking to keep London competitive.

03 Bank of England's Ramsden happy with market reaction to multi-year bond sale plans

04 The Bank of England provides public support for private fintech innovation.

05 Bank of England sees growing risk that dangers from AI and debt will materialise

06 The Bank of England is taking a principles-based approach to AI and fintech oversight, focusing on responsible innovation and systemic resilience.

07 Britain plans new Bank of England objective to support payments innovation

08 Britain plans new Bank of England objective to support payments innovation

09 BOE on Alert for Signs of Persistent Inflation as It Holds Rates

10 AI debt surge raises risk of sharp market correction

11 Bank of England halts long-dated gilt sales and rewrites plan to unwind QE.

12 Impact of Middle East Conflict on U.K. Inflation Limited, Says BOE’s Bailey

13 The Bank of England is actively preparing for the rise of AI agents in financial services through targeted supervision, scenario testing, and international coordination.

14 Some key areas were softened, specifically prudential requirements on stablecoins.

15 Bank of England considers shelving plans for a digital pound

16 Digital finance — powered by AI — offers significant opportunities for growth, inclusion, and financial resilience, provided it is developed and deployed responsibly.

17 AI and digital innovation present both opportunities and risks to financial stability, requiring coordinated regulatory response.

18 The UK Government is to give the Bank of England a new mandate to support innovation in payment systems and digital money such as stablecoins.

19 BOE sees threat to government bonds in AI growth miss

20 Bank of England sees growing risks to financial stability from AI

21 AI must be deployed responsibly to safeguard financial stability and maintain public trust.

22 Modulr has become a direct participant in CHAPS, settling directly at the Bank of England.

23 The Artificial Intelligence Consortium will coordinate AI risk assessment and governance across UK financial institutions.

24 Cryptoassets and decentralised finance pose risks to financial stability.

25 ClearToken has been approved by the Bank of England to operate a Digital Securities Depository (DSD) in the Digital Securities Sandbox.

26 Advanced AI could destabilize the highly interconnected global financial system via cyber disruption across jurisdictions

27 Bank of England policymakers keep rates on hold but more back hike

28 Bank of England sees growing risks to financial stability from AI

29 AI-powered trading poses risks to financial stability.

30 Hedge funds warn BoE repo reforms could backfire

31 The Bank of England is actively shaping the digitalisation of finance to ensure it serves the public interest, enhances resilience, and maintains trust.

32 The Bank of England calls for bespoke AI regulation because existing financial regulation is insufficient for AI's unique risks.

33 Government tells BOE to boost innovation in digital currencies

34 No decision will be taken before 2025 on whether to proceed to developing a digital pound.

35 Bank of England set to hold rates steady, slow QT

36 AI in finance must be guided by public interest, safety, and inclusion — not just efficiency or profit.

37 Open data sharing for SME finance will improve credit access, reduce information asymmetry, and support financial resilience.

38 BOE’s Chief Economist Sees Need for Rate Rise as War’s Course Remains Uncertain

39 BOE will hold rates but flag possible future hikes if war continues

40 Frontier AI could materially increase cyber risks to the global financial system.

41 AI adoption in UK financial services is growing rapidly but remains uneven, with most firms at early stages of implementation.

42 Bank of England shifts tone toward rate hikes as inflation set to top 4%

43 The Bank of England is advancing 'responsible innovation' in AI to uphold financial stability and public trust.

44 Bank of England's Breeden signals new rules to govern agentic AI