U.S. and UK Regulators Hold Joint Tabletop Exercise on Central Counterparty Resolution
U.S. and UK financial regulatory authorities, including the SEC, Federal Reserve, and Bank of England, convened for a joint tabletop exercise on central counterparty resolution.
Senior Markets Correspondent
WASHINGTON — Senior financial regulators from the United States and the United Kingdom convened on Sept. 3, 2026, for a joint tabletop exercise focused on central counterparty (CCP) resolution, according to a joint readout published by U.S. and UK authorities on Sept. 11, 2026.
Principals from five key regulatory bodies participated in the session: the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, the Federal Reserve Board, and the Bank of England.
Strategic Context
The joint tabletop exercise served as a structured session for senior principals from both jurisdictions to address matters surrounding central counterparty resolution. The meeting involved leadership across the primary securities, banking, and derivatives regulatory agencies in the U.S. alongside the UK central bank.
Forward Outlook
The Sept. 3 session represents ongoing engagement between U.S. financial regulators and the Bank of England on central counterparty resolution planning. Further policy developments or joint regulatory actions remain subject to subsequent disclosures by the participating agencies.
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