The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority is considering the introduction of a compulsory quarterly disclosure regime for private credit firms operating in the country, as regulators increase scrutiny of transparency and risk management across private markets, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Under the proposed framework, firms could be required to disclose portfolio holdings, valuations, and fund terms on a quarterly basis. The FCA said enhanced data collection would help regulators monitor risks...
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