[The UK Financial Conduct Authority to remove the 7-day waiting period for related research reports during IPOs to simplify IPO rules and support corporate listing activities] According to the official website of the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the FCA has officially simplified the information disclosure rules for initial public offerings (IPOs) of UK companies, with the new regulations taking effect immediately from August 5. The adjustments include removing the 7-day waiting period before the publication of related research reports during IPOs and simplifying the information-sharing requirements between issuers and relevant institutions. The FCA stated that this move aims to reduce execution risks and compliance costs for issuers, making it easier for companies to enter the public market. At the same time, it seeks to enhance the competitiveness of the UK stock listing market in comparison to global markets, while supporting growth, investment, and innovation under the premise of maintaining market integrity and investor protection standards.