FCA delays portfolio management SDR implementation

'We no longer intend to publish a policy statement in Q2 2025'

Cristian Angeloni
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is delaying publishing its policy statement on how the Sustainability Disclosure Requirements (SDR) will apply to the portfolio management sector.

Last year, Investment Week revealed that the regulator aimed to publish the document in Q2 2025, after allowing a four-month extension to certain asset managers to comply with the SDR labelling regime, until 2 April 2025. However, in an update on its consultation around extending the SDR regime to portfolio management on Friday (14 February), the FCA said "we no longer intend to publish a policy statement in Q2 2025". This is because "it is taking longer than expected" for some asset managers to comply with the regulation, which could impact portfolio managers, the FCA acknowledged. ...

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