HM Treasury is establishing and maintaining a formal regulatory dialogue forum between the UK and EU on financial services, complemented by bilateral arrangements with other major economies including Japan and China. This mechanism addresses post-Brexit regulatory coordination and alignment on strategic financial interests. The forum is active and meeting regularly at ministerial level.
A senior‑level forum for financial market participants to share their views on UK-related developments in financial markets, including gilts and sterling, and broader market themes with the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
In response to: UK-Japan Financial Regulatory Forum Joint Statement, March 2026
In response to: Joint Statement: EU-UK Financial Regulatory Forum, March 2026
HM Treasury and European Commission joint statement on the fifth EU-UK Financial Regulatory Forum.
The UK-China Financial Working Group is a new mechanism for discussions on financial policy between government and regulatory authorities in both countries.
HM Treasury and European Commission joint statement on the fourth EU-UK Financial Regulatory Forum.
HM Treasury and Monetary Authority of Singapore Joint statement on the Tenth Financial Dialogue.
On 9 April 2025, the Chancellor Rachel Reeves and Indian Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman held the 13th UK-India Economic and Financial Dialogue in London, UK.
In response to: Joint Statement: EU-UK Financial Regulatory Forum, February 2025
HM Treasury and European Commission joint statement on the third EU-UK Financial Regulatory Forum.
In response to: UK-Japan Financial Regulatory Forum Joint Statement
In response to: 2025 UK-China Economic and Financial Dialogue: policy outcomes
In response to: 2025 UK-China Economic and Financial Dialogue: policy outcomes
On 11 January 2025, the Chancellor Rachel Reeves and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng concluded the 2025 UK-China Economic and Financial Dialogue.
HM Treasury and US Treasury joint statement on the tenth official meeting of the UK-US Financial Regulatory Working Group.
In response to: Joint Statement: EU-UK Financial Regulatory Forum, May 2024
HM Treasury and European Commission joint statement on the second EU-UK Financial Regulatory Forum.
HM Treasury and Monetary Authority of Singapore joint statement on the ninth meeting of the UK-Singapore Financial Dialogue.
HM Treasury and US Treasury joint statement on the ninth official meeting of the UK-US Financial Regulatory Working Group.
The government is publishing a near-final version of the statutory instrument to replace the EU Packaged Retail and Insurance-based Investment Products (PRIIPs) Regulation and create a new UK retail disclosure framework.
In response to: HM Treasury and Financial Conduct Authority Regulatory Perimeter Meeting – July 2023
In response to: Joint Statement: EU-UK Financial Regulatory Forum, October 2023
HM Treasury and European Commission joint statement on the first EU-UK Financial Regulatory Forum.
A joint statement from HM Treasury, US Department of the Treasury, and the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative on the second meeting of the UK – U.S. Covered Agreement Joint Committee.
At the 6th Annual Financial Dialogue, the UK and Singapore agreed a new partnership on financial services.
Record of the meeting between the Economic Secretary to the Treasury and the Chief Executive of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to discuss the FCA’s Perimeter Report
Senior Treasury officials met with their counterparts from MAS to exchange views on financial market developments and explore areas for deeper co-operation.
In response to: UK-China 10th Economic and Financial Dialogue: policy outcomes
On 17 June 2019, the Chancellor Philip Hammond and Chinese Vice Premier Hu Chunhua concluded the tenth UK-China Economic and Financial Dialogue.
A Treasury Department of the United States and HM Treasury joint statement on the first meeting of the Financial Regulatory Working Group.
Senior Treasury officials met with their counterparts from MAS to exchange views on financial market developments and explore areas for deeper co-operation.