The World Federation of Investors Corporations is the liaison organization of national shareholders' associations serving as independent non-profit making organizations for individual investors and investment clubs.

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The World Federation of Investors Corporations is the liaison organization of national shareholders' associations serving as independent non-profit making organizations for individual investors and investment clubs.

At a meeting in London on July 8, 1960, the WFIC was organized as the World Federation of Investment Clubs by the associations of the United States of America, Great Britain, Netherlands and New Zealand.

To recognize the important segment of membership made up of individual investors, the name was later changed to the World Federation of Investors Corporations. Within the years WFIC has been developing and attracting new members from all over the world to create a platform, which enables the fulfilment of the WFIC objectives:

•to encourage investment education,
•to promote and defend the rights of the individual investor and
•to promote the formation and development of successful national organizations for individual investors and investment clubs.

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