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This edition of the Technical Update covers the BVCA’s response to the Government’s strategic steer to the CMA consultation, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) consultation on the Private Intermittent Securities and Capital Exchange System (PISCES), the FRC’s consultation on revisions to the Stewardship code and the launch of the BVCA’s updated Venture Capital Model Docs. We also highlight the BVCA’s continued engagement on carried interest reforms, the launch of the European Commission Omnibus proposals to simplify EU sustainability rules to enhance competitiveness and attract investment and other live consultations on our agenda.

This edition of the Technical Update covers the BVCA response as the Government consults on changes to the taxation of carried interest following the Autumn Budget statement on ​30​ ​October. We also highlight the BVCA’s submissions to the Government’s Pensions Investment Review following the Chancellor’s Mansion House Speech, the CMA’s Annual Plan consultation and the BVCA’s engagement as the Government consults on response to HM Treasury’s UK Green Taxonomy consultation.

The launch of the refreshed Walker Guidelines and annual reports feature in this edition of the Technical Update, following the publication by the BVCA and Private Equity Reporting Group (PERG) on 18 December. The BVCA continues to progress its response to the carried interest consultation announced in the Budget, with members invited to provide their insights through a dedicated member questionnaire.

Following the Chancellor of the Exchequer’s Mansion House Speech, this edition of the Technical Update covers the reforms to the UK pension system announced following the conclusion of the first phase of the Government’s Pension Investment Review. The BVCA engaged with the Government as part of the first phase of the Review and provided a written submission to the call for evidence.

Following the Autumn Budget statement on 30 October, this edition of the Technical Update covers the changes to the taxation of carried interest and other announcements set out by the Chancellor. This followed engagement with Labour, officials and others on the value of the private capital industry to the UK economy.