No new Critical Third Parties document came out between 10 September and 9 October 2026: the Bank of England page was last updated on 10 July 2026, the Bank's publications feed and the FCA publications feed list none, and the Bank's 9 October item on a cloud outage exercise is a press notice, which does not count.
The publication market resolves on the dated document lists on the Bank of England and FCA Critical Third Parties pages. It resolves YES if either carries a new document on the regime, meaning a rule instrument, statement of policy, consultation paper, supervisory statement or oversight report, dated between 10 September and 9 October 2026; speeches, blogs, press notices and page refreshes without a new document resolve NO. If neither page is updated in time, the Bank and FCA publication feeds settle it.
We looked for first lists of this kind: a national or EU authority used a new legal power to name specific financial firms as critical to the system and to supervise them directly. We checked whether at least one more firm was added to the list within 90 days of the start. We found seven first lists since 2012, and only one grew in that time.