LONDON – The Financial Services Authority (FSA), Britain’s financial regulator, is steadily drawing hedge funds into the investment mainstream. It is widening retail access to these funds, with some increased consumer protection, and focusing on specific areas where it thinks the industry should tidy up its act. It is also proposing to allow hedge funds to list their shares in Britain.

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