About the IAM

Board

The Board has responsibility for the legal and corporate governance of the Institute. The Board may exercise all the powers of the Institute and implement any directions given by special resolution in General Meeting.

Council

All members can influence the direction of the IAM through the Council. The role of Council is to ensure that members’ interests are properly represented, regarding strategy, long-term policy, and the disposition of resources.

Faculty

Faculty ensure that the discipline of asset management and all standards, guidance, knowledge, and other outputs produced by the Institute are aligned with the aims of the Institute.

Committees

Committees plan and coordinate most of the primary activity of the Institute. A committee is typically made up of a chairman and representatives from the membership. Project teams and committees in chapters and branches also carry out the delivery work of the IAM.

Chapters

Chapters are legal entities: they are organized groups of IAM members from one country who provide an immediate interface for members to engage with the IAM within their locality. They are a means of enabling members to act locally but think internationally as part of the IAM, sharing in and contributing to the success of our objectives.

IAM Centre

The IAM Centre is a team of IAM staff that supports members, chapters, and customers and coordinates the administration, membership, and trading activities of the Institute.

Examinations Board

The Examinations Board is an independent board that ensures current, meaningful, and relevant examinations in asset management are available and delivered to all registered candidates in a timely and appropriate manner.

Registration Board

The Registration Board is an independent board that oversees the Register of Asset Management Professionals. It ensures that the register is delivered fairly and consistently and maintains its integrity.