Following on from the success of the 2021 pilot program, the Investment Association (IA) and #TalkAboutBlack, part of the Diversity Project, have launched the Black Leaders Programme, a cross-industry mentoring and reverse mentoring programme for senior Black professionals in investment management.
UK savers took £2.6 billion out of funds in August 2022, in the seventh month of net retail outflows this year, according to data published today by the Investment Association (IA). This takes outflows for 2022 to £14.6 billion.
Assets under management held by Investment Association members reached a milestone £10 trillion in 2021, according to the latest Investment Management Survey, the annual assessment of the state of the industry.
UK savers took £129 million out of funds in July 2022, down from £4.5 billion in June, according to data published today by the Investment Association (IA). This is the sixth month of net retail outflows this year.
UK savers took £4.5 billion out of funds in June 2022, the highest monthly outflow of the year so far and the second highest on record, according to data published today by the Investment Association (IA). Investors responded to intensifying economic uncertainty following a challenging first half of the year for market performance.
The Financial Services and Markets Bill is an important pillar to ensure the UK remains a leading centre for global investment management delivering for savers and investors.
Our key purpose is to make investment better for savers and investors, for companies and their employees, and for the economy. That way, everyone prospers.
