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ICI President and CEO Eric J. Pan issued a statement regarding the House passage of H.R. 2478, the Financial Exploitation Prevention Act.

Organization Will Offer Trump Account Contribution for Foster Children of Employees WASHINGTON, DC; June 15 2026—The Investment Company Institute (ICI) today announced an expansion of its corporate...

ICI led a coalition of prominent financial services trade groups and advocacy organizations reiterating the need to pass the GROWTH Act of 2025, which has secured strong bipartisan support with more than 100 cosponsors in the House of Representatives.

ICI President and CEO Eric J. Pan released the following statement today regarding the announcement that the First Lady will work with the nation’s governors and the Treasury Department to ensure that children in foster care are enrolled in Trump Accounts.

ICI welcomes the Supreme Court’s decision in FS Credit Opportunities Corp. et al. v. Saba Capital Master Fund, Ltd., et al., which rightly holds that Section 47(b) of the 1940 Investment Company Act (’40 Act) does not create an implied private right of action.

The Investment Company Institute’s latest study, "The Role of IRAs in US Households’ Saving for Retirement, 2025", shows that IRAs remain central to how millions of Americans save for retirement. By year-end 2025, IRAs held $19.2 trillion, representing 39% of total US retirement assets, up from 24% two decades ago.

ICI submitted a comment letter today in response to the Department of Labor’s proposed rule on fiduciary duties in selecting designated investment alternatives.

New research from the Employee Benefit Research Institute and ICI found that most participants who were fully invested in Target Date Funds at year-end 2016 remained fully invested over the six-year period studied. This pattern of retention reflects the staying power of Target Date Funds and offers a closer look at how participants use them over time.

ICI released a statement on the Securities and Exchange Commission’s proposed amendments to registered offerings.

The latest ICI research, “What US Households Consider When They Select Mutual Funds, 2025”, shows investors consistently value diversification and low costs when choosing mutual funds.