Hi everyone 
It’s been another busy few weeks at InvestEngine, so we wanted to share a quick update on what we’ve been up to.
Strategy Day: 66 new faces in 12 months
We recently brought the team together for our London Office Strategy Day.
It was a great opportunity to connect across teams and look ahead to our exciting future plans.
It was also a nice moment to reflect on how far we’ve come as a business. In fact, over the past 12 months, we’ve added 66 new faces across InvestEngine.
And the team is still growing
This week, we welcomed 7 more new starters, including extra support for our Customer Service team — we’re now up to 6 new colleagues here in the last couple of months.
It means we’ll be able to get back to your queries even faster.
InvestEngine in the news
You might also have spotted InvestEngine in the news recently, including in: City AM, Daily Mail, Forbes, This is Money, Finextra, FFNews, Financial IT, Fintech In Shorts, The Independent and Yahoo Finance.
Introducing faster, more reliable top-ups
Funding investments should be simple and it should happen quickly.
That’s why we’re upgrading our Open Banking payments. The information is technical, but the outcome is straightforward — it means better, faster top-ups.
What this means for investors
- Top-ups reach your portfolio faster, using near-instant bank transfers
- Regular payments are more reliable, as banks modernise how Open Banking payments work
- More banks are supported, so more customers can use Open Banking for recurring investing
We’ll be sharing more about the update soon, but you can read about the technical side of the changes here.
Take part in our ETF poll
We’ve also been running a quick LinkedIn poll that’s still live, asking: How many different ETFs do you hold?
If you’d like to take part, you can vote and join the conversation here.
And if you enjoy investing and personal finance polls, give us a follow on LinkedIn if you don’t already — we’ll be running them most weeks.
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