What is UKSA?
The United Kingdom Shareholders Association ('UKSA') was formed in 1992 to support and to represent the views of private shareholders. We are a voluntary association, structured as a not for profit limited company. We are independent and have no obligations to financial organisations such as fund managers and 'independent' financial advisers.
What we do
Policy
We seek see to influence the policy of Government and the Financial Regulators through presenting evidence, representing private shareholders on working parties and producing discussion papers.
Access to Executives
Members regularly enjoy analyst-style meetings with the directors of companies large and small from across the country, with a view to making investment decisions.
Discussion
Meetings of UKSA Members vary from M2M (member to member) seminars to more formal events featuring high profile financial/business figures.
Why join us
- to support our aims and objectives to help protect your long term interests.
- through participation in our activities and network, enhance personal knowledge and skills to become a better investor.
- The Private Investor: our Members' magazine, through which we keep members regularly informed of all that has and is about to happen.
- get full access to the Members area of this web site: this provides an on-line forum to allow members to raise issues of concern, exchange ideas and to receive full reports on corporate meetings.
How to Join
You can join up and pay the membership fee on-line using our Worldpay payment portal (you can also use this link to renew existing subscriptions). Membership costs £50 per annum, which covers two people at the same address. Alternatively there is an application form.
