Press Releases

UK savers put a cumulative £11.2 billion into retail funds in the second quarter of 2020, according to latest figures published today by the Investment Association (IA).

Investment managers have made significant progress in preparing for the switch from LIBOR to SONIA, new data from the Investment Association (IA) shows.

Fraudsters are targeting retail investors in new, sophisticated and large-scale scams, convincing some savers to purchase bogus investment products and disclose their personal details, the Investment Association (IA) warns today.

UK savers put £4.7 billion into retail funds in May 2020 building on the positive fund flows in April, according to latest figures published today by the Investment Association (IA).

Traders in the investment management and banking industries have continued their call for a reduction to market trading hours, making the case to the pan-European exchange, Euronext.

UK savers put £4 billion into retail funds in April 2020 after record outflows in March, according to latest figures published today by the Investment Association (IA).

Retail funds experienced record net retail outflows of £10 billion in March 2020 as investors reacted to international lockdown measures, according to latest figures published today by the Investment Association (IA).

Gender equality and closing the gender pay gap remain high on investment managers’ priorities, as the Investment Association (IA) today publishes a new report showcasing investment management industry initiatives on tackling the gender pay gap.

Vulnerable and at-risk groups are today being warned by the Investment Association of the potential risks posed to their savings and investments from scams and financial crime during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The IA has today outlined shareholder expectations on executive pay in light of COVID-19 in its latest guidance to companies.