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FCA notes ‘significant challenges’ to selling Russian assets as Sunak calls on UK investors to pull funds

Major asset managers are taking a stand on Russia, but there's still regulation to remember

Sunak is urging firms to stop investing in Russia, but the FCA notes they still have to play by the regulator's rules
Sunak is urging firms to stop investing in Russia, but the FCA notes they still have to play by the regulator's rules Photo: Justin Tallis/Getty Images

The Financial Conduct Authority noted "significant practical challenges" to selling down Russia assets, as Chancellor Rishi Sunak urged UK firms to stop investing in Russia.

The regulator reminded City firms that, where they can dispose of investments, they need to remember its rules on sanctions, as Sunak urged investors on 13 March to "think very carefully" about funds backing Russia.

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