BUSINESSJun 9 · 04:40 UTCCOINTELEGRAPHCointelegraph by Jesse Coghlan

UK financial regulator floats allowing 10% crypto allocations for retail funds

The UK's Financial Conduct Authority is considering allowing retail funds to allocate up to 10% to crypto if it aligns with their disclosed investment objectives. The proposal aims to provide limited exposure to cryptocurrency within retail-focused investment products.

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