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UK Financial Conduct Authority Launches Consultation On A New Type Of Fund To Support Investment In Long-Term Assets Date
07/05/2021
The FCA has launched a consultation on proposals for a new category of fund designed to invest efficiently in long-term, illiquid assets.
Within the consultation, the proposal is that these funds would be open-ended and would be able to invest in assets such as venture capital, private equity, private debt, real estate and infrastructure, often referred to as productive finance.
The aim of this new long-term asset fund (LTAF) would be to provide a fund structure through which investors can invest with appropriate confidence in less liquid assets because the fund structure is specifically designed to accommodate relatively illiquid assets. These illiquid assets can offer attractive expected returns to investors. If successful, the existence of funds investing in these assets can also help businesses and infrastructure projects have greater a
FCA dithers over property funds; extends enquiry to include long-term asset funds
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FCA dithers over property funds; extends enquiry to include long-term asset funds
The unit trust industry has evidently been lobbying hard behind the scenes (Dave Cameron not thought to be involved)
City watchdog, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), has postponed its verdict on a possible reform of the rules for investing in property funds.
The FCA revealed its decision would not be announced until the third quarter of this year, at the earliest.
The watchdog has been investigating property funds after a number of them temporarily suspended withdrawals in 2019 on concerns that property assets could not be sold fast enough to meet redemption requests from investors.