Public Policy & Regulation

Regulation is constantly evolving. We aim to anticipate and address potential impacts on the loan markets, both broadly and within specific areas. By engaging in consultation responses, developing position papers, and maintaining dialogue with regulators and stakeholders, we contribute to shaping regulatory developments and supporting compliance and best practice across the loan markets.

Call to Action

Jurisdiction
Consulting body
Consultation
Deadline
EU
European Commission
5 September 2025
EU
European Commission
8 September 2025
UK
Department for Business & Trade UK
17 September 2025
UK
Department for Energy Security and Net Zero UK
17 September 2025
UK
Department for Business & Trade UK
17 September 2025
EU
European Supervisory Authorities
19 September 2025
EU
European Financial Reporting Advisory Group (EFRAG)
29 September 2025
EU
EBA
5 October 2025
EU
EBA
31 October 2025
EU
EBA
5 November 2025

The LMA is considering its response to these consultations and would like to hear from you with your views. Please contact Hannah Vanstone or Evelien Alblas if you would like to be involved.

Latest News

LMA reacts to FSB report on leverage in Non-Bank Financial Intermediation

On 9 July 2025, the FSB published its Final Report on leverage in Non-Bank Financial Intermediation (NBFI).

The LMA will continue to work with authorities on the next phase of work under the FSB to continue to push for a flexible approach to regulation due to the vast and varied nature of the NBFI market. Click Read More to access a copy of the LMA’s response to FSB earlier this year.

LMA responds to Commission's call for evidence for an impact assessment on the Savings and Investments Union and targeted consultation on integration of EU capital markets

On 5 June 2025, we submitted our response to the European Commission's (the Commission’s) call for evidence on an impact assessment for the Savings and Investments Union. We also submitted a response to the Commission’s targeted consultation on integration of EU capital markets on 10 June which covered overlapping themes.

Transition Finance Council publishes discussion paper on establishing credibility and integrity in transition finance

In June 2025, the Transition Finance Council published a discussion paper presenting the Council’s initial work on establishing credibility and integrity in transition finance. The Council will be inviting formal feedback on this work in two upcoming consultations planned for August and November 2025. The questions highlighted at the end of the discussion paper gives an initial indication of the questions which the Council will be seeking feedback on.