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Tackling market abuse: Assessing surveillance for asset managers

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Peter Bowyer | Bovill Newgate, Eoghan Hartigan | Bovill Newgate

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Common risks asset managers are facing as a result of their day-to-day trading activities.

The FCA has previously conducted thematic reviews on asset management firms and the risk of market abuse, though a thorough follow-up review has not occurred since the original publication in 2015. Based on recent observations and client examples, and as part of our wider insight series on tackling market abuse (see

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