FCA eyes changes to Priips regime
To reduce ‘potentially misleading information being displayed’
Priips
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UK to extend Priips exemption for Ucits by five years
As government says retail disclosure review findings could lead to ‘changes’ in regulation
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Extend Priips rules roll out, EU trade body demands
‘Flawed review process’ not tackling ‘the heart of the issue’
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UK Financial Services Bill enters parliament
As it aims to ‘deliver long-term market access’ with Gibraltar, as well as ‘limit’ Brexit disruptions
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EU Commission and regulator clash over Priips
As lawmakers block reforms due to legal concerns
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Advice firms interpret cost disclosure rules ‘inconsistently’
The UK’s financial watchdog has reviewed wealth managers’ performance on disclosure requirements
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EU orders two-year delay on KID rules for Ucits funds
‘Investors now face being misled by Kids for years to come’ warns AIC chief executive
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European authorities set out Kid reforms under PRIIPs regulation
Comments welcomed on changes to the presentation and content of the Key Information Documents
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EU knows Priips Kid is not fit for purpose
Key information document is not meeting its objectives
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UK regulator must see danger in the Priip Kid
The Association for Investment Companies (AIC) has added its voice to the criticism of the key information document (Kid) required under the retail investment and insurance products (Priip) regulations following a call for feedback by the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
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Advisers join asset manager KID reform push
International advisers have joined European fund managers in a call to reform key information documents for packaged retail and insurance-based investment products – six months into implementation.
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UK regulator offers ‘mis-leading’ Priip performance solution
The Financial Conduct Authority is “comfortable” allowing Priip manufacturers and advisers to provide “explanatory materials” where there are concerns that performance scenarios in mandatory key information documents (Kids) are too optimistic.