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How the new FCA Listing Rules have changed for closed-ended investment funds

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Changes have simplified and streamlined the new rules.

On July 29, 2024, the new Listing Rules came into force (new UKLR). They aim to simplify and streamline the regulatory framework, reduce the administrative burden on issuers, and enhance investor protection and market integrity.

The new UKLR introduced a single listing category for operating companies, known as the equity shares (commercial

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