More of the Gen Z generation (those aged between 18-25) are investing than not, according to research by the CFA Institute and non-for-profit organisation the FINRA Foundation.
A survey of over 2,800 Gen Z, millennial and Gen X respondents from the US, Canada, the UK, and China examined the investment-related behaviours of those with and without investment accounts.
The report found that two in five Gen Z investors in the US (41 percent), Canada (41 percent) and the UK (4...
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