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Our March 2025 Monthly Newsletter is out, covering a roundup of notable regulatory news and activities that took place last month in the UK, the EU and the US.

This month we cover the following:

  • UK
    • Growth of private market requires continued focus on valuations: Financial Conduct Authority (“FCA”) publishes multi-firm review of private market valuation practices
    • Latest on the UK Government’s “growth initiative”
    • The FCA’s new five-year strategy “to support growth and improve lives”
    • FCA feeds back on plans for reviewing FCA requirements
    • FCA update on enforcement transparency, diversity & inclusion and non-financial misconduct
    • Applying for a Senior Manager function
    • FCA’s position on sustainability regulations and UK defence
    • Consumer support outcome: Good practices and areas for improvement; Vulnerable customers
    • HM Treasury’s latest report on Anti-Money Laundering / Counter-Terrorist Financing supervision
    • Supporting artificial intelligence, innovation and growth in financial services
    • FCA decides to fine and ban Robin Crispin Odey
    • FCA bans former Credit Suisse executives following US criminal conviction
  • EU
    • Savings and Investments Union strategy published
    • Consultation papers for 2025
  • US
    • Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) updates its Marketing Rule FAQs
    • SEC eases verification burdens in Rule 506(c) offerings
    • SEC prepares for implementation of amendments to its EDGAR filing system
    • Financial Industry Regulatory Authority announces changes to its multi-factor authentication
    • SEC charges investment adviser and two officers for misuse of fund assets
    • SEC charges New Jersey investment adviser with fraud and other violations
  • Key upcoming dates and deadlines

Click below to view and download our March 2025 Newsletter:

March 2025 Monthly Regulatory Newsletter

Click for further blogs on the latest regulatory developments.

Our March 2025 Monthly Newsletter is out, covering a roundup of notable regulatory news and activities that took place last month in the US, the UK and the EU.

This month we cover the following:

  • US
    • Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) updates its Marketing Rule FAQs
    • SEC eases verification burdens in Rule 506(c) offerings
    • SEC prepares for implementation of amendments to its EDGAR filing system
    • Financial Industry Regulatory Authority announces changes to its multi-factor authentication
    • SEC charges investment adviser and two officers for misuse of fund assets
    • SEC charges New Jersey investment adviser with fraud and other violations
  • UK
    • Growth of private market requires continued focus on valuations: Financial Conduct Authority (“FCA”) publishes multi-firm review of private market valuation practices
    • Latest on the UK Government’s “growth initiative”
    • The FCA’s new five-year strategy “to support growth and improve lives”
    • FCA feeds back on plans for reviewing FCA requirements
    • FCA update on enforcement transparency, diversity & inclusion and non-financial misconduct
    • Applying for a Senior Manager function
    • FCA’s position on sustainability regulations and UK defence
    • Consumer support outcome: Good practices and areas for improvement; Vulnerable customers
    • HM Treasury’s latest report on Anti-Money Laundering / Counter-Terrorist Financing supervision
    • Supporting artificial intelligence, innovation and growth in financial services
    • FCA decides to fine and ban Robin Crispin Odey
    • FCA bans former Credit Suisse executives following US criminal conviction
  • EU
    • Savings and Investments Union strategy published
    • Consultation papers for 2025
  • Key upcoming dates and deadlines

Click below to view and download our March 2025 Newsletter:

March 2025 Monthly Regulatory Newsletter

Click for further blogs on the latest regulatory developments.


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