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ARTICLE · 22 FEBRUARY 2022

How Might The Funds Sector Develop In Future?

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At WE ARE GUERNSEY'S 2021 Funds Forum, we were fortunate to have some of the best minds in the business ponder this issue and more under the theme Building Tomorrow.

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Written by Miles Celic TheCityUK

At WE ARE GUERNSEY'S 2021 Funds Forum, we were fortunate to have some of the best minds in the business ponder this issue and more under the theme Building Tomorrow. We were delighted to welcome back Miles Celic, Chief Executive of TheCityUK, and hear his thoughts on the opportunities and potential obstacles the industry may face in the coming months. Here are some of the overarching themes that were discussed.

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Looking ahead towards the next 12 months, the panel (see below) felt that the UK is in a really strong position to push forward on FinTech investment, but in areas such as green finance, there is more that could be done. It is my belief that we cannot underestimate the commitment to green. COP26 wasn't just a flash in the pan, its agenda is something that this government feels strongly about too. That sentiment is cross-party, so irrespective of who wins the next general election, this important agenda

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