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FCA proposes 90-day notice period for illiquid retail funds

FCA proposes 90-day notice period for illiquid retail funds

The FCA has proposed a minimum 90-day notice period for investors withdrawing money from property and other illiquid retail funds. The move is aimed at reducing suspension risks and supporting investment into private markets.

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