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UK Grants Non-Time Limited Equivalence to CCPs in Indonesia and China

UK Grants Non-Time Limited Equivalence to CCPs in Indonesia and China

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ThreatCluster •November 1, 2026 at 02:12 UTC
  • •UK grants non-time limited equivalence to Indonesian and Chinese CCPs.
  • •The regulation allows these CCPs to offer services to UK trading venues.
  • •Effective date for the regulation is set for 19 November 2026.

On 27 October 2026, the UK government enacted The Central Counterparties (Equivalence) Regulations 2026, which recognizes the regulatory frameworks of central counterparties (CCPs) in Indonesia and China. This equivalence determination allows these CCPs to provide clearing services to UK-based clearing members and trading venues. The regulation is a prerequisite for recognition by the Bank of England (BoE) and grants non-time limited access to the UK market. The regulation will come into effect on 19 November 2026. This move is part of the UK's strategy to enhance its financial services framework post-Brexit.

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2026-10-27
Equivalence Regulations enacted
The UK government enacted The Central Counterparties (Equivalence) Regulations 2026, recognizing CCPs in Indonesia and China.
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2026-11-19
Regulation comes into effect
The new equivalence regulation will officially allow Indonesian and Chinese CCPs to operate in the UK.
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What does the equivalence regulation entail?
It allows Indonesian and Chinese CCPs to provide clearing services to UK-based entities, contingent on recognition by the Bank of England.
When does the regulation take effect?
The regulation will come into effect on 19 November 2026.
How does this affect UK financial services?
This regulation is part of the UK's strategy to maintain its financial services competitiveness post-Brexit.