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Private fund managers face year-end reckoning on ESG disclosures

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Mid-sized private equity and credit houses confront December deadline to expand beyond climate or risk regulatory censure.

London’s private fund managers have long operated at an arm’s length from the retail-facing ESG disclosures that burden public equity houses. That distance is about to vanish.

​With the FCA’s December 2, 2026, reporting deadline approaching, Alternative Investment Fund Managers (AIFMs) with assets under management (AUM) between £5ESG Sourcebook

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