FCA considers swing pricing and notice periods as remedy for fund suspensions

No restrictions on daily-dealing funds owning illiquid assets

David Brenchley
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has ruled out stopping open-ended funds from investing into illiquid assets completely, as it continues to assess the best way of protecting investors against liquidity mismatches.

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