TechFlow News: On April 30, according to an official announcement by the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the FCA published Policy Statement PS26/7, providing clear guidance for asset management firms on applying distributed ledger technology (DLT) within the existing regulatory framework. The statement also introduces an optional “Direct-to-Fund” (D2F) trading model, enabling investors to trade directly with traditional or tokenized funds to enhance fund trading efficiency. The FCA stated that tokenization has the potential to reduce costs and broaden investment access, and this guidance has been incorporated into its digital assets development roadmap. The UK currently hosts approximately 2,600 asset management firms, managing assets totaling around £16.5 trillion. The FCA also announced it will further advance DLT adoption in the UK’s wholesale markets.
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