MFA urges FCA to cut UK trading costs and improve liquidity
The Managed Funds Association submitted a comment letter to the UK Financial Conduct Authority responding to its consultation on equity market transparency and market structure (CP26/30). MFA called for lower trading costs, improved access to liquidity, and stronger market infrastructure to help attract global investment.
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MFA submitted a comment letter to the FCA recommending measures to strengthen UK equity markets.
“MFA made recommendations to strengthen UK equity markets in a comment letter submitted today to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).”
Managed Funds Association -
MFA's recommendations include lower trading costs, improved access to liquidity, and stronger market infrastructure to attract global investment.
“Calls for lower trading costs, improved access to liquidity, and stronger market infrastructure to help attract global investment”
Managed Funds Association -
The letter responds to the FCA's consultation on equity market transparency and market structure (CP26/30).
“The letter responds to the FCA’s consultation on equity market transparency and market structure (CP26/30).”
Managed Funds Association
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