Advisers’ concerns of off-channel communications eclipsed the Marketing Rule as the top compliance concern, according to the 2024 Investment Management Compliance Testing Survey published today.
The IAA and NRS, a COMPLY company, today published its annual Investment Adviser Industry Snapshot, which found that the sector grew by 2.1% in 2022, with 15,114 fiduciary investment advisers managing $114.1 trillion in assets for 61.9 million clients.
The IAA is committed to working to support DEI as a priority for our industry. Our recent survey allowed members to provide firm-level information about this critical topic.
There’s strong evidence that women investors and firms owned by women perform at least as well as men. The growing body of evidence on investments managed by minorities and minority-owned firms supports a similar conclusion. We summarize the findings of 56 studies in this research review.
The 2022 Investment Management Compliance Testing Survey identified advertising/marketing, cybersecurity, and climate change/ESG as the top concerns for compliance officers.
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