PIMFA Response to FCA discussion Paper DP24/2: Improving the UK transaction reporting regime
We welcome this discussion paper but point out that firms have already invested considerable resource and cost into meeting the requirements of the existing regime so it is important that the FCA takes into consideration that any changes will likely incur further costs, potentially restricting investments in other areas, such as developing new technology, which could impede the acceleration of growth for both the firm and industry
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