Editorial composite showing HM Treasury's stone headquarters beside a separate photograph of computer racks in a server room.

Britain has appointed six banks to manage its first digitally native government bond pilot, with issuance expected by the first quarter of 2027. The Treasury announced the appointments on 6 October, allowing preparations with potential investors to begin.

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