(Reuters) - LONDON, June 11 - The UK's Financial Services
Authority plans to beef up oversight of private equity by asking
banks twice a year about their exposure to leveraged buyouts and
enhancing regulatory requirements for firms to report
information about committed capital.
The FSA, which issued a discussion paper last November, said
on Monday the feedback it has received indicates supervision of
private equity is "broadly appropriate".
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Authority plans to beef up oversight of private equity by asking
banks twice a year about their exposure to leveraged buyouts and
enhancing regulatory requirements for firms to report
information about committed capital.
The FSA, which issued a discussion paper last November, said
on Monday the feedback it has received indicates supervision of
private equity is "broadly appropriate".
Read more at Reuters.com Government Filings News
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