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Regulatory response · Regulator / United Kingdom

Bank of England CMORG

The UK now has two distinct signals: technical evaluation through AISI and formal financial-sector preparedness response through the Bank of England CMORG's public statement.

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Reuters: BoE co-chaired CMORG formally meets and states that UK financial services industry 'is prepared' for Mythos-class frontier AI cyber risks

The Bank of England and UK Finance co-chaired Cross Market Operational Resilience Group met and issued a public statement that 'the financial services industry is prepared for these developments and emerging cyber risks more broadly, as well as the opportunities for growth and efficiency that they bring.' The group — which includes eight of the UK's largest banks, four financial infrastructure providers, two insurers and multiple regulators — agreed that firms must continue to focus on effective practices including AI-based cyber defence. The group will reconvene in early May with expanded industry participation.

The formal CMORG statement marks the UK financial sector's transition from monitored watch into a sector-wide public preparedness assessment, providing the clearest official signal yet that structured institutional response is under way on Mythos-class frontier AI.

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Bank of England CMORG reportedly prepares Mythos discussion with banks

Bloomberg reporting carried by Insurance Journal said Mythos would be on the agenda for the Bank of England's cross-market operational resilience and AI taskforce discussions.

Financial resilience meetings give the UK a second public lane beyond model evaluation: sector-wide preparedness.