
CP26/16 has closed: what firms should prepare for next
CP26/16 closed on 9 July 2026. Its proposals concern safekeeping delegation and the authorised fund registration function, not a new FCA data return.
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Fund managers, advisers and wealth firms: market structure, valuation, client categorisation and conduct reforms explained.
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CP26/16 closed on 9 July 2026. Its proposals concern safekeeping delegation and the authorised fund registration function, not a new FCA data return.
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CP26/16 closed on 9 July 2026. Its proposals concern safekeeping delegation and the authorised fund registration function, not a new FCA data return.

The FCA proposes a consistent value-for-money framework, with larger schemes expected to begin comparable assessments from 2028 if the proposals are finalised.

CP26/20 proposes explicit SIPP due-diligence rules and a Pension Scheme Money and Assets regime. We examine the evidence and operating-model decisions.

CP26/28 proposes three AIFM size tiers, a new ALTS sourcebook and revised transition rules. Classification decisions will depend on reliable operating-model evidence.

CP26/26 proposes consolidated fund returns, essential and enhanced reporting tiers, and different reporting lags. This analysis maps the proposal to fund-level data controls.

The FCA proposes consolidating three existing remuneration codes into a single framework for AIFMs, UCITS managers and MIFIDPRU investment firms, with responses due by 16 September 2026.

Understanding the FCA's targeted support regime taking effect April 2026, including authorisation requirements and implementation guidance.

Understanding the FCA's multi-firm review findings on private asset valuation practices and conflicts of interest management.

Key findings from the FCA's consolidation review and what acquiring firms must do to meet regulatory expectations.

Understanding CP25/36 proposals for reformed client categorisation, including the new wealth-based route and consultation timeline.

Bank of England stress tests confirm all major UK banks cleared capital hurdles. FSCS deposit protection rises to £120,000. Essential insights for regulated firms.

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