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FCA warns fund CEOs of post-Woodford scrutiny

Regulator also says a review of hedge funds and other alternative investments is on its way

The UK Financial Conduct Authority headquarters in Stratford, East London
The UK Financial Conduct Authority headquarters in Stratford, East London Photo: Alamy

The UK’s markets regulator is pushing forward with a fast-track review of the way mutual funds are governed following the collapse of Neil Woodford’s firm last year, and expects to complete its work “in early 2020”.

In an open letter published on 22 January, the Financial Conduct Authority warned chief executives in the asset management industry they could expect scrutiny on the issue.

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