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The new rules and guidance come into force on 10 August
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has revealed its final rules designed to encourage the UK listing of SPACs, while strengthening investor protection, with the regulator halving the minimum fund raise requirement to just £100m.
Lord Hill's 3 March Listing Review recommendations saw the FCA begin work on investor protection standards ahead of changes, which are designed to grow the number of listed equity opportunities available...
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