FCA: CP26/21: Proposed changes to the UK Listing Rules for closed-ended investment funds/ Engaging and enabling retail shareholders to vote – good practice
FCA is consulting on proposed changes to its UK Listing Rules for closed‑ended investment funds. FCA states that the changes are designed to strengthen the integrity of a board being able to act independently of any investment manager, apply consistent protections for all changes to investment manager fees and remuneration, and recognise the conflict arising where a substantial shareholder is also an investment manager. Responses are required by 14 August 2026. Alongside the consultation, FCA has published a note which sets out good practice to increase retail shareholder engagement and reduce barriers to voting.
Last updated · 26 Jun 2026
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See all Regulatory News - Financial Services & RegulationHMT: Speech by Lucy Rigby
Text of Lucy Rigby’s speech of 10 September 2026 follows in which she discusses AI, asset management, pensions reform and venture capital.
FCA: CP26/33: Consultation on minor general insurance value measures changes and post-implementation review of the value measures rules
In this CP, FCA proposes two minor changes intended to reduce reporting burden on firms. This follows a post-implementation review of FCA’s GI value measures rules, first introduced in 2021. Responses are required by 9 October 2026. It is noted that FCA intends to consult on wider changes to the value measures rules in the first half of 2027.
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HoL: Financial Services and Markets Bill
A revised version of the Bill has been published following Committee stage.
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HoL: Financial Services and Markets Bill
Committee stage in HoL has now been completed, with the third reading of the Bill scheduled for 15 September 2026. Hansard transcripts of the Committee stage debates may be downloaded via the following link.
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BIS: When machines attack – frontier AI cyber threats and policy responses in the financial sector
This FSI Insights publication considers frontier AI models’ cyber capabilities and their prudential implications for financial sector supervisors. It includes a section which analyses financial authorities’ policy responses.