MFA calls on FCA to improve UK securitisation regulation

To expand capital investments

Cristian Angeloni
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The Managed Funds Association has written to the Financial Conduct Authority proposing improvements to the regulation of securitisations.

The MFA has called on the FCA to address regulatory "redundancies" and enhance compatibility with rules from foreign jurisdictions that have "thriving securitisation markets", to expand capital investment in the UK. Managed Funds Association calls for loosening of short selling regulation The letter comes just before the planned repeal of the UK Securitisation Regulation in Q3 2023, as the legislation was inherited from the European Union. Once it is repealed, the regulation will enter a period of consultation for the new regulatory framework. The aim of the current rules, the MFA ...

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