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The Investment Management Strategy II sets out the government’s long-term approach to enhancing the UK’s position as a centre for asset management.
The introduction of Asset Management Centres of Excellence – to train Britain’s next generation of investment management talent – and the enhanced use of Fintech within the asset management industry, are just some of the proposals outlined in the government’s Investment Management Strategy II, which is published today (6 December 2017).
To ensure that the UK continues to be a globally competitive centre for asset management, today the government set out its long-term approach for the Asset Management industry. The Strategy focuses on six areas for growth:
The Economic Secretary to the Treasury, Stephen Barclay, said:
"The UK is a world leader in asset management, and it is vital that we keep it that way. The new Strategy for the sector outlines how we will do this, and I look forward to working closely with the industry to fully realise it’s potential.
The Asset Management industry plays a pivotal role in the UK economy, fueling productivity and growth by linking long-term savings to firms in need of finance. It generates approximately 1% of the UK’s Gross Domestic Product and employs over 38,000 people across the nation."