The Investment Association (IA), the trade body that represents UK investment managers, has today published figures on how savers invested in May 2019.
The Investment Association (IA) has today launched a new report aimed at helping employers recruit and retain LGBT+ talent and build inclusive workplace environments where LGBT+ employees feel welcome and valued.
The Investment Association (IA) has today outlined its vision for the future success of the investment management industry, in the UK and internationally.
The Investment Association (IA) has today published a landmark report into the experiences of black professionals working in the investment management industry and black students considering their careers. ‘Black Voices: Building black representation in investment management’ sets out ten key steps firms can take to create more diverse and inclusive workplaces.
The Investment Association (IA) is today calling for companies to improve the transparency of their approach to paying dividends. The IA wants companies to publish a ‘distribution policy’ setting out their approach to paying dividends to shareholders. This new approach must set out the company’s approach to dividends policy alongside other ways of returning capital to shareholders
The Investment Association (IA) has today given the green light for exchange traded funds (ETFs) to join the IA sectors. Savers and their advisers will be able to compare ETFs against the 3,500 funds already in the IA’s 37 fund sectors from the first quarter of next year. The ETFs will be placed within the existing IA sectors, which enable comparison between open ended funds
The Investment Association (IA) has today revealed the second cohort of FinTech firms which will be joining Velocity, the IA’s innovation hub and FinTech accelerator for the buy-side and asset management industry.Following a rigorous selection process, five leading FinTech firms have been selected due to their innovative solutions, which aim to increase business efficiency
The Investment Association (IA), the trade body that represents UK asset managers, has today published figures on how savers invested in March. Net retail sales were negative in March, with £205 million of outflows from UK authorised and recognised funds, whilst Fixed Income experienced net retail sales of £810 million in March – the highest since January 2018.Global was
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