Treasury committee to conduct work amid concerns over FCA's sustainable fund plans

Challenges to regulator

The Treasury Sub-Committee on Financial Services Regulation has called into question the "suspiciously round figures" the FCA has used to predict the outcomes from its Sustainability Disclosure Requirements (SDR) fund labelling proposals and now plans to conduct its own work in this area.

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