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ICI submitted a comment letter to supports several bipartisan bills up for review by the Financial Services Committee. Read more in the comment letter.

Washington, DC; September 3, 2025—As Congress and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) consider changing laws to allow the delivery of financial documents electronically as the default delivery method, ICI released the results of its survey on Americans’ Views on E-Delivery of...

Americans manage nearly every part of their financial lives online. Yet when it comes to their mutual fund and ETF accounts, the law still requires most investors opt in if they want to receive financial documents electronically. That outdated approach drives up costs and, according...

During the global financial crisis (GFC) and the COVID crisis, as financial markets experienced severe stress, investors withdrew large sums from institutional prime money market funds (MMFs) (Figure 1). Following these events, regulators introduced reforms aimed at strengthening...

The Investment Company Institute submitted a letter to the European Securities and Markets Authority in response to its call for evidence on the retail investor journey. Read more in the comment letter.

A recent opinion article from the Bloomberg Editorial Board writes that changes to the enhanced supplementary leverage ratio (eSLR) would leave banks less resilient when unrealized losses occur on long-term Treasuries. However, the editors are taking a narrow view of the proposed...

With the One Big Beautiful Bill Act now signed into law, America’s investors, savers, and fund shareholders have reason to celebrate. The final legislation delivers important outcomes for retirement savers, fund shareholders, and the broader investing public. From protecting the tax...

The Investment Company Institute submitted a letter in response to the Financial Conduct Authority’s CP25/9, the second consultation paper on a new product information framework for Consumer Composite Investments, addressing the transaction cost methodology, transitional provisions...