US and UK Finance Regulators Meet to Strengthen Economic Stability Cooperation
On February 25, 2026, the US Department of the Treasury hosted the 12th meeting of the US-UK Financial Regulatory Working Group in Washington, DC. Participants included senior officials from key US agencies such as the Federal Reserve, SEC, FDIC, and UK regulators like the Bank of England and Financial Conduct Authority.
The meeting centered on collaboration to enhance economic and financial stability amid global uncertainties. Issues addressed included regulatory approaches, market supervision, and systemic risk management. This session reaffirmed the importance of transatlantic regulatory alignment to safeguard financial markets and protect investors.
The cooperation is crucial as both countries face evolving financial challenges such as technology disruption, economic volatility, and geopolitical risks. By sharing insights and harmonizing policies, the US and UK aim to prevent market disruptions and promote resilience in their financial systems. This partnership impacts millions of businesses and consumers relying on stable credit and investment markets.
Continued bilateral engagement underscores the strategic importance of US-UK coordination in global finance, enhancing transparency, and fostering economic growth between the two nations.
