FCA tightens UK money market fund liquidity tests for stable NAV funds
Minimum daily liquid asset requirements are unchanged, but stable NAV funds must hold 40% weekly liquid assets under a new resilience rule.
Minimum daily liquid asset requirements are unchanged, but stable NAV funds must hold 40% weekly liquid assets under a new resilience rule.
Product-level TCFD reports would be replaced by simpler targeted disclosure for retail investors, a change the regulator puts at around £20m a year in savings.
The joint call for input asks industry how tokenised assets should be treated for prudential purposes, and where the current rules get in the way.
The FSB puts the private credit market at between $1.5tn and $2tn.
About 15% of new bulk annuity business has recently been ceded via funded reinsurance.
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