How Labour can support investment management vibrancy

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The formation of a new government – now just over 100 days’ old – has brightened the spotlight on UK financial services regulation, writes IIMI CEO Dani Hristova

As a group representing independent asset management firms, our vision is for a framework which better promotes growth, innovation, inclusivity and competition - while of course supporting financial stability and consumer outcomes. We believe the new government can help support growth and vibrancy in our sector by: Securing an even regulatory playing field the market Encouraging healthy cultures in our industry and increasing trust in our sector Enhancing the competitiveness of the UK investment management industry  Securing an even regulatory playing field the market Sinc...

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