FCA and Treasury eye alternatives sector reform to help managers 'operate more efficiently'

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Sorin Dojan
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The Financial Conduct Authority and the Treasury are looking to reform the UK regime for alternative asset managers in an attempt to bolster growth, competition and innovation in the field.

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