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Deep Tide TechFlow News, April 30th, according to an official announcement from the FCA, the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) issued a policy statement (PS26/7) on April 30th, providing clear guidance for asset management companies to apply distributed ledger technology (DLT) under current regulatory rules, and introduced an optional "Direct to Fund" (D2F) trading model, allowing investors to trade directly with traditional or tokenized funds to improve trading efficiency. FCA stated that tokenization is expected to reduce costs and broaden investment channels, and this guidance has been incorporated into its digital asset development roadmap. Currently, the UK has about 2,600 asset management companies managing approximately 16.5 trillion pounds. FCA also announced that it will further promote the application of DLT in the UK wholesale market.