Andrew Schlossberg Takes Leadership as Chair of the Investment Company Institute

Andrew Schlossberg Takes Leadership as Chair of the ICI

On October 13, 2025, the Board of Governors of the Investment Company Institute (ICI) proudly announced that Andrew Schlossberg, who serves as the President and Chief Executive Officer of Invesco Ltd., will take on the role of Chair. This marks a significant leadership step for the prominent figure in the asset management industry.

Andrew Schlossberg has been a vital part of the ICI Board of Governors for multiple years and has expressed his honor in being elected to lead. He stated, “As ICI's Chair, I will aim to keep the Board focused on strengthening our ability to serve individual investors amidst a constantly evolving landscape. This includes adapting to the rapid advancements in market trends and technologies.”

His appointment comes as George H. Walker, the previous Chair and the current Chairman and CEO of Neuberger Berman, continues his engagement with the ICI as Vice Chair. Walker noted that Andrew’s leadership is pivotal not only for ICI but also for the entire asset management sector, emphasizing the importance of collaborative leadership among executives in advocating for investors’ interests.

Eric Pan, ICI's President and CEO, expressed excitement over Schlossberg's election, highlighting the organization's reliance on the active participation of asset management leaders like Schlossberg and Walker to voice industry concerns effectively. He also acknowledged Walker's exemplary leadership over the past two years.

Founded in 1940, ICI is the leading trade association representing over 29,000 regulated funds worldwide, providing research, legal analysis, and policy expertise that allows effective interaction with regulators and policymakers globally. The organization's mission includes educating retail investors about the advantages of regulated funds.

In recent months, ICI has welcomed several new Governors to its Board, indicating a forward-looking approach as it adapts to contemporary challenges and changes in the asset management landscape. These new members include seasoned industry leaders such as Bob Chersi of Thrivent Funds and Jenny Johnson of Franklin Templeton.

As Schlossberg takes the helm, he envisions strengthening the Board's influence on crucial policies affecting asset management, ensuring that regulation adapts to benefit the investors it serves. He remarked, “I look forward to spearheading efforts that will ensure the ICI remains a powerful advocate for the interests of individual investors, especially at this crucial time where we open up new markets.”

As the dynamics of investment and technology continue to evolve, the role of ICI remains critical. By addressing ongoing changes and maintaining high industry standards, Schlossberg, along with his fellow executives, is poised to guide the ICI into a new chapter that prioritizes the welfare of investors.

As the organization progresses, it is evident that the collaborative approach adopted by ICI under Schlossberg's leadership will play a fundamental role in navigating the complexities of the modern financial landscape, marking an exciting era for the asset management industry.