SJP to exit Investment Association amid trade body cull
Not providing value for money
St James's Place has followed the likes of M&G and Schroders in leaving the Investment Association, and will also sever ties with additional industry bodies.
The company said its business the growth in scale and complexity of its business over the last few years led it to review its involvement with industry bodies, which often involve a hefty membership fee....
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