Minutes of the Securities Lending Committee meeting – September 2026
Why this matters
The document records the proceedings of a Bank of England-hosted Securities Lending Committee meeting, so it is organisational/event content rather than a rule, guidance, or report. It discusses T+1 settlement readiness (target October 2027), securities lending operational challenges, digital collateral and tokenisation, and AI governance and vendor oversight concerns. No deadlines are imposed or new requirements set, so urgency is null. The sectors and topics reflect the securities lending and T+1 focus, with digital assets and AI as secondary themes.
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What the BoE said
The Securities Lending Committee is a forum for market participants and authorities to discuss the UK securities lending market.
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Context
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