Transparency data: List of non-submission of annual accounts
Summary
The Regulator of Social Housing has published an updated transparency list of private registered providers of social housing that have not submitted annual accounts within the required six-month deadline. The notice states that this is a requirement under the Housing and Regeneration Act 2008 and that RSH will continue to engage with the providers concerned.
Why it matters
This is relevant to surveyors working with social housing providers, lenders or investors because late or missing accounts can indicate governance, financial reporting or compliance issues. It may also affect due diligence, risk assessment and confidence in counterparties within the residential sector.
Key points
- Private registered providers must file annual accounts within six months of the accounting period end.
- RSH has published a list of providers that missed the deadline despite repeated reminders.
- The regulator says it will continue to engage with the affected providers.
- The update is presented as transparency data rather than a new policy change.
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