As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, the milestone offers an opportunity to reflect on the institutions and ideas that have shaped the nation’s economic success. ICI is proud to be a...
Andrew Schlossberg elected Chair of ICI Board of Governors ICI is now on Instagram! ICI applauds SEC’s order on ETF share class ICI applauds President Trump’s executive order on proxy advisors ICI...
ICI Innovate Houston, TX February 3–5 Investment Management Conference Palm Desert, CA March 22–25 Leadership Summit Washington, DC April 29–May 1 ETF Conference Nashville, TN June 8–10
The INVEST Act Advances in Congress In December, the House passed the INVEST Act, a bipartisan measure to strengthen investment opportunities and support long-term capital formation. The bill advances...
Navigating ETF as a Share Class ICI’s push for ETF share class relief reflected a sustained, strategic effort that culminated in the SEC issuing an order on ETF share class applications. After...
The [approval to launch ETF share classes of existing mutual funds] will "deliver meaningful benefits to mutual fund shareholders," said Eric Pan, president and chairman of the Investment Company...
ICI President and CEO Eric J. Pan today issued a statement in response to the Japanese government’s proposed enhancements to the Nippon Individual Savings Account program, announced as part of the Liberal Democratic Party’s fiscal year 2026 tax reform package.
December 19, 2025
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The Investment Company Institute submitted a comment letter to the Financial Conduct Authority regarding its consultation paper on Progressing Fund Tokenisation.
Investment Company Institute President and CEO Eric J. Pan released a statement on the news of Sanae Takaichi’s election as the new Prime Minister of Japan.
In the 2010s, a digital media trend emerged promoting so-called life hacks: simple actions that claimed to deliver dramatic results. These were often accompanied by clickbait headlines promising transformation with “one weird trick” (use this one simple hack to pay off your mortgage in five years!) While sometimes grounded in logic, the claims were usually greatly overblown to attract attention.
