Basel 3.1 readiness guide
A practitioner's guide to Basel 3.1 in the UK: what applies on 1 January 2027, what to have ready and what the PRA will look for. Free to read.
By Mark Dougherty, CPA (CAN)RisKIT · Catalogue
The RisKIT catalogue sets out all 22 of our pre-built prudential risk models in 42 pages: what each one calculates, the rules it follows in the UK, the EU, the US and elsewhere, and how the perpetual licence works. It is free.
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The RisKIT catalogue
All 22 models by reference number, from 100 to 1100: what each one calculates under Pillar 1 and Pillar 2, the stress scenarios it runs and the reports it produces. It also covers the ICAAP and ILAAP engines, the recovery and payments tools, and what the licence gives you.

42 pages, PDF, 3.4 MB. January 2026 edition, updated September 2026.
All 22 models by reference number, what each one calculates and how the licence works, in 42 pages. The download starts as soon as you send this.
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Contents
Every framework comes in the versions a firm actually needs, with or without market risk, and each model has its own reference number.
| Framework | Models | Numbers |
|---|---|---|
| UK Basel 3.1 (PRA) | All risks excluding FRTB market risk; all risks including FRTB market risk; FRTB market risk only | 500, 501, 502 |
| EU CRR III and CRD VI | The same three versions | 600, 601, 602 |
| Finalised Basel III standards (BCBS), for other jurisdictions | The same three versions | 700, 701, 702 |
| US Basel III Endgame | The same three versions | 800, 801, 802 |
| Basel III liquidity | Liquidity and funding (ILAAP); Basel II and III hybrid | 400, 401 |
| Basel II and Basel 2.5 | All risks with or without Basel 2.5 market risk; Basel 2.5 market risk only | 200, 201, 300 |
| Basel I | Credit risk (1988); 1996 market risk amendment | 100, 101 |
| Recovery and resolution | Recovery and resolution planning tool | 900 |
| Payments and e-money (EU PSD3 and PSR; UK) | Capital and wind-down tool for payment and e-money institutions, EU and UK versions | 1000, 1100 |
Earlier Basel versions are there because many national regulators still apply them. If your framework is a mix, we build a hybrid.
Sources: PRA, Implementation of the Basel 3.1 final rules, policy statement, January 2026; Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, Basel III: Finalising post-crisis reforms, December 2017.
FAQ
Yes. The 42-page catalogue is free to download from this page, with no obligation.
All 22 pre-built prudential risk models: what each one calculates, the rules it follows in the UK, the EU, the US and elsewhere, the versions with and without market risk, and how the perpetual licence works.
Native Excel workbooks, open rather than locked, so your validators and internal audit can test every formula and your team keeps the model.
Yes. Book a 45-minute RisKIT demo and we share a screen and walk through the model closest to what you need, using sample data.
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