The framework, detailed in PS26/22, effectively ends self-regulation and ESG ratings providers will now face mandatory disclosures.
The framework, detailed in PS26/22, effectively ends self-regulation and ESG ratings providers will now face mandatory disclosures.
Our regular roundup of the latest news and developments from the FCA.
The aim of the reforms is to rebalance risk and allow firms to make well-founded assessments of whether a client meets the threshold of a professional client.
The FCA plans to extend the High-Level Standards in the FCA Handbook to cryptoasset firms in line with FSMA-authorized entities.
Proposed changes include those to the SYSC, COBS, ICOB and SUP handbook modules.
Under the proposals, all firms wishing to carry out regulated cryptoasset activities will be required to obtain FCA authorization.
The proposed CCI regime aims to replace the PRIIPs regime and certain UCITS disclosure requirements.
Therese Chambers outlined new enforcement strategy to speed up investigations and clarified new enforcement publicity proposals.