Cosegic published a Cosegic Briefing outlining the UK AIFM Regime proposals, including a new three-tier firm size framework, changes to registration and authorisation, and a more proportionate approach to risk, liquidity, reporting, and investor disclosures.
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FCA CP26/28: The UK AIFM Regime — what firms need to know The FCA’s proposed reforms could bring significant changes for UK AIFMs, including a new three-tier firm size f…
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Cosegic
Rule The Rules.
- Industry
- Financial Services
- Location
- London, GB
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Cosegic
Cosegic is the Compliance Partner to the world’s most competitive organisations. By combining proactive advice with cutting-edge technology spanning multiple jurisdictions, we help create the culture and behaviours that go beyond compliance to performance. Leveraging Financial Resilience, Financial Crime and Training expertise through our operational platform, our clients enhance both their brand reputation and operational resilience. This secures a competitive edge in the minds of investors and customers, stakeholders and shareholders. Because when you rule the rules, you don’t just mitigate the risk, leverage the change and outpace the disruption, you rule the rest.
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