The extension applies for submissions due by 30 June.

A return due on 22 May, for example, would now receive a 2-month extension to Wednesday 22 July.

The regulator said that returns not included in the list below must be submitted within the usual timeframe.

For small or medium-size businesses (paying less than £10,000 in fees and levies in 2020/2021) the admin fee for late returns has also been waived until 30 June.

Regulatory returns: deadline changes

SUP 16 handbook returns:

1-month extension applies for the following returns:

• COR001A (Own funds)
• COR001B (COREP Leverage Ratio)
• COR002 (COREP LE)
• COR003 (COREP NSFR)
• COR005 (Asset Encumbrance)
• FRP001 (FINREP)
• FSA004 (Breakdown of Credit Risk Data)
• FSA005 (Market Risk)
• FSA007 (Operational Risk)
• FSA008 (Large Exposures)
• FSA014 (Forecast Data from Firms)
• FSA017 (Interest rate gap report)
• FSA018 (UK integrated group - Large Exposures (UK integrated group))
• FSA019 (Pillar 2 Information)
• FSA055 (Systems and Controls Questionnaire)
• REP005 (High Earners Report)
• RMA-D2 (Financial Resources)

2-month extension applies for the following return:

• FIN-A (annual report and accounts)

Firms are not required to submit the following return for 2020:

• Employers’ Liability Register compliance return

Other Handbook returns:

2-month extension applies for the following returns:

• Annual financial reports (as required under Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules)
• Credit union complaints return (CREDS 9 Annex 1R)
• Complaints return (DISP Annex 1R)
• Claims management companies complaints return (DISP 1 Annex 1AB)