Companies must set a credible plan to pay all executive directors the same pension contributions as the majority of their workforce by the end of 2022 or risk further shareholder dissent, the Investment Association (IA) has warned.
The Investment Association (IA) is helping investment management firms create a healthy workplace by launching a practical toolkit enabling firms to evaluate and shape their culture.
To mark National Inclusion Week, the Investment Association (IA) has today published a new report aimed at encouraging investment management firms to promote social mobility in their recruitment and retention practices.
Investment20/20, the grassroots careers service for the investment management industry, has today launched its Ambassadors Programme as part of its new Careers and Talent Strategy, and is appealing for those working within investment management to become industry ambassadors.
Investment management remains one of the UK’s global success stories, with assets under management standing at £7.7 trillion in 2018, in spite of a year of economic and political uncertainty as the UK prepares to leave the EU.
Three in ten FTSE100 companies have pledged to cut their pension payments for executives in response to pressure from shareholders, the IA reveals today as it unveils analysis of data from the 2019 AGM season.
The Investment Association (IA) has launched its ‘iNED Club’ to support independent non-executive directors (iNEDs) fulfil their role in providing effective oversight and scrutiny on fund boards.
The Investment Association is today setting out the detail of how the new proposed Long-Term Asset Fund will help widen access to more illiquid assets, opening up investment opportunities for a range of customers, particularly those saving in Defined Contribution (DC) pension schemes over many decades.
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