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The Financial Conduct Authority is set to broaden the distribution of long-term asset funds within the pensions sector to self-select options and will push ahead with plans to lift the 35 per cent illiquid investment cap.

Tom Higgins | August 2, 2022

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FCA proposes long-term asset fund and illiquid investment reforms

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