U.K. regulator proposes 90-day redemption notice for property funds
Thursday, October 8, 2026 · first reported by IREI and 1 other
The Financial Conduct Authority has proposed changes to its rules for retail investment funds. Under the proposal, redemptions would be subject to a notice period, set at 90 days according to Investment Week's headline, so that dealing reflects the time a fund typically needs to sell illiquid assets.
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