The UK financial regulator, the FCA, plans to revise several investment rules to reduce barriers to retail investor participation.
The reforms will replace the current Key Information Document (KID) with a simplified "product summary" and will introduce clearer distinctions between retail and professional investors, offering high-net-worth and professional clients more flexible access to investment products.
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The UK financial regulator, the FCA, plans to revise several investment rules to reduce barriers to retail investor participation.
The reforms will replace the current Key Information Document (KID) with a simplified "product summary" and will introduce clearer distinctions between retail and professional investors, offering high-net-worth and professional clients more flexible access to investment products.