UK investors put £2.8 billion into funds in April – a £1 billion increase on March, according to data published today by the Investment Association (IA).
UK investors put £2 billion into funds in March, the highest inflow since December 2021, according to data published today by the Investment Association (IA).
The Investment Association (IA) and Thinking Ahead Institute have today launched a campaign to gather richer data on equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) across the investment management industry.
February’s steady inflows were largely driven by bond funds, which saw inflows of £1.1 billion. Other funds followed the trajectory we saw in January, with North American equities and mixed asset funds continuing to see modest inflows in February.
We strongly welcome the abolishment of the lifetime allowance and the increase of the pensions annual allowance. This removes unnecessary complexity and creates a clear and unambiguous incentive for people to save for retirement and helps them achieve their long-term savings goals. It also has the potential to provide additional funds for investment in UK businesses and infrastructure through DC pension schemes.
The Investment Association (IA), the UK’s trade body for the investment management industry which represents 250 members managing £10 trillion assets under management, has joined the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) as an affiliate member.
UK investors put £1.4 billion into funds in January in a more positive start to 2023, following December’s outflow of £281 million, according to data published today by the Investment Association (IA).
The Investment Association (IA) is calling on the Chancellor to announce measures that will allow investment managers to capitalise on international opportunities, strengthen the industry’s ability to support growth in the economy and help the three-quarters of UK households who use the services of an investment manager secure their long-term financial futures.
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.
