RegReporting Academy — UK Bank Regulatory Reporting Training
RegReporting Academy is a UK-based online training platform that teaches practical, job-ready skills in bank regulatory reporting. Founded and led by James Bowpitt, an active industry practitioner, the academy helps university graduates and early-career banking professionals build genuine expertise in the returns that UK and European banks file with their regulators every quarter.
Our self-paced courses cover the core frameworks used across the industry, including Basel 3.1, the PRA Rulebook, COREP (capital reporting), FINREP (financial reporting), Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR), Net Stable Funding Ratio (NSFR) and the FIRE data standard. Each course is built from real reporting workflows — not academic theory — so learners can step into a regulatory reporting team and contribute from day one.
Beyond the core curriculum, we publish regular expert commentary on the blog analysing PRA consultations, Basel 3.1 implementation milestones, and EBA technical standards. We also run a curated UK regulatory reporting jobs board aggregating roles from LinkedIn, Indeed, and direct employer career sites, and a free set of interactive regulatory tools including an LCR retail deposit outflow assessment.
Explore the academy
- All regulatory reporting courses
- Regulatory Reporting Fundamentals
- FIRE Data Reporting course
- Liquidity Reporting Interview Prep
- Regulatory reporting blog and insights
- UK regulatory reporting jobs board
- Free interactive regulatory tools
- About James Bowpitt and the academy
- Contact the team
Authoritative regulatory sources we reference
Our teaching material is grounded in primary source material from the regulators themselves. Key references include the Bank of England Prudential Regulation Authority, the European Banking Authority (EBA), and the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision at the Bank for International Settlements.
Frequently asked questions
What is regulatory reporting in banking?
Regulatory reporting is the process by which banks submit financial, capital, liquidity and risk data to regulators such as the Bank of England's PRA and the European Banking Authority. Common returns include COREP, FINREP, and the Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR) under the Basel framework.
Who teaches the RegReporting Academy courses?
All courses are designed and delivered by James Bowpitt, an active practitioner with hands-on experience preparing PRA and EBA regulatory returns at UK banks. Every lesson reflects how reporting is actually done inside a bank's finance and treasury teams.
Who are the courses for?
The academy is aimed at university graduates, finance professionals moving into risk or regulatory roles, and early-career bank staff who want a practical grounding in Basel 3.1, PRA reporting, COREP, FINREP and liquidity reporting.