FCA considers quarterly disclosure regime for UK private credit firms
The FCA is considering a new quarterly disclosure requirement for private credit firms in the UK to enhance transparency. This proposal aims to shift reporting from semi-annual to quarterly, requiring detailed data on portfolios and loan terms. However, industry participants are advocating for less stringent requirements, preferring portfolio-level metrics over detailed loan-level disclosures.
- ▪The Financial Conduct Authority is proposing a quarterly reporting mandate for private credit firms in the UK.
- ▪Current reporting obligations are mainly semi-annual or annual, with larger entities already filing quarterly.
- ▪Industry participants are lobbying for portfolio-level metrics instead of granular loan-level reporting.
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