Description
A large number of UK retail
investors are simply unprepared to put their money at risk by investing in
equities. Given that a larger number of people save for emergencies and
unexpected events, rather than to generate an income, most adults will always
be wary of using products outside the traditional savings accounts and cash
ISAs.
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Table of Content
Introduction
Abbreviations
Executive Summary
The market
Gross retail sales of open-ended
funds expected to grow in 2013 and onwards
Figure 1: Forecast for gross retail
sales of unit trusts and OEICs (UK domiciled), 2008-18
Closed-ended sector is significantly
smaller
The majority of funds are sold via
intermediated channels
Figure 2: Gross retail sales of unit
trusts and OEICs, by distribution channel, 2008-12
Competing retail investment products
Figure 3: Retail investment product
sales, by volume, year to 31 March 2012
Market factors
Economic uncertainty continues to
test investor fortitude
Key regulatory changes
Companies, brands and innovations
Market share is concentrated at the
top
Adspend on investment products and
intermediary services was down in 2012/13
Who’s innovating?
The consumer
Value of savings and investments
Figure 4: Value of savings and
investments, May 2013
Investment portfolio
Figure 5: Savings and investment
portfolio, May 2013
Saving and investing goals
Figure 6: Saving and investment
goals, May 2013
Influential factors when choosing an
investment fund
Figure 7: Important factors when
choosing an investment fund, May 2013
Average length of time consumers
hold investments
Figure 8: Average length of time
investments held, May 2013
Consumer attitudes towards saving
and investing
Figure 9: Attitudes towards
investing and investments, May 2013
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