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Project of the year

Iranian Institutional Investors Association

About Company

Established: 2008-02-04

Address: Unit 12, NO.4 , Islamic Alley, South Sohrevardi St, Tehran.

Contact email: info@iiia.ir

Website: www.en.iiia.ir

- Joined FEAS in 2020-

Rasool Saadi

Secretary General

Year in review

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Yearbook 2024

IThe capital market, by playing the role of financing production, is one of the main pillars of the economic growth of any country.

In this direction, the existence of a specialized and coordinating institution that can regulate the relationship between the main market players and contribute to the sustainable development of this market is an inevitable necessity.

The members of the Financial Institutions Association include companies registered with the Stock Exchange Organization, including investment companies, holding companies, capital supply companies, portfolio management companies, various types of investment funds, investment advisory companies, rating agencies, financial information processing companies and other investment institutions.

The number of members of the Association reached 680 members at the end of the fiscal year ending in 2024, with a growth of 17.3% compared to the previous year.

In order to ensure the interests of its members and relying on its expertise, by continuously monitoring current issues in the Iranian economy and capital market, the Iranian Investment Institutions Association is trying to resolve obstacles and problems facing the development of the capital market in interaction with decision-making authorities. In this regard, over the past year, it has sent more than 30 expert letters to the country's economic decision-makers, including presidential candidates, the First Vice President, the Minister of Economy and Finance, the Minister of Industry, Mines and Trade, and other decision-making authorities.

In order to resolve disputes between members by holding conciliation meetings, the Association has examined 330 cases in its fiscal year and plans to start holding special training courses and renewing professional certificates next year.

Continuing its path of growth and progress, the Association has developed a strategic development plan and is trying to provide more appropriate services to its members by redesigning its organizational structure and better understanding their needs. In this regard, with the approach of taking steps towards creating digital transformation, it is designing electronic systems for member affairs, the reconciliation committee, visits and meetings, approval of fund managers, and training, so that it can build a brighter future for the Iranian capital market with the help of members.