Alternative managers reform will 'level the playing field' for investment trusts but questions remain

Following FCA and Treasury Call for Input

Cristian Angeloni
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The Financial Conduct Authority and HM Treasury set out plans to reform the rules regulating alternative asset managers on Monday (7 April), in a move to streamline the sector and cut red tape.

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