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Investment Company Institute (ICI)
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The Investment Company Institute (ICI) is a leading global association representing regulated investment funds, including mutual funds, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), closed-end funds, and unit investment trusts. Based in Washington, D.C., ICI advocates for fund shareholders, promotes industry best practices, and engages with policymakers on financial regulation. It also conducts research and provides education on investment trends and fund economics.
Protecting the Rights of Retirement Investors with ICI Leader Eric J. Pan
Explore the ICI’s campaign to protect retirement tax incentives, efforts to expand CITs in 403(b) plans, & praise for the U.S. 401(k) system.
‘Help U.S. Retire’ Advocacy Campaign Launched by ICI
New initiative will feature ads on CNBC to promote protection of the investment funds middle-class Americans rely on for retirement savings
SEC Chair Gary Gensler to Step Down in 2025
Gensler announced Thursday he would step down from his role on January 20, 2025
2025 No Time for a Retirement Tax Hike: ICI CEO
Investment Company Institute leader Eric J. Pan warns lawmakers likely to consider tax policy changes next year that will harm retirement investors—which he stresses would be a mistake
U.S. Retirement Assets Hit $40T
DC plan assets increased 1.9% from March, finds the Investment Company Institute
How 401(k) Participants Benefit from Employer Matches, Falling Fees
New ICI and ISS MI BrightScope report analyzes large 401(k) plan design
Retirement Savings Trends on the Upswing: ICI
Workplace retirement advocate says progress a “cause for celebration”
Bipartisan Bill to Allow CITs in 403(b)s Introduced in Senate
Legislation with wide-ranging support a companion to legislation already passed in the House
401(k) Mutual Fund Fees Have Fallen Dramatically Since 2000
New ICI research shows lower fees have helped savers earn higher returns, balances in retirement
Are There ‘Hidden Costs’ in Pension-to-401(k) Shift?
An NCPERS analysis lists pension reforms as a driver of income inequality, but other sources remain skeptical