Join us for our Charity Responsible Multi-Asset Fund Investor update.
The presentation will include a review of how the fund has been invested over recent months and our views on the market outlook.

This session is designed as a useful update for current investors as well as to provide an insight into the fund for potential charity investors.

Cazenove Charity Responsible Multi-Asset Fund

Please join us for our regular Charity Multi-Asset Fund investor update.
The presentation will include a review of performance, how the fund has been invested over recent months and our market outlook.
Tom Montagu-Pollock will be joined by Cazenove Capital's Chief Investment Officer, Caspar Rock, to provide an introduction and overview of the Schroders Diversified Alternative Assets Fund, an important element within the Charity Multi-Asset Fund.
This session is designed as a useful update for current investors and will provide an insight into the fund for potential charity investors.

Charity Multi-Asset Fund Update

Hasmacintyre, Farrer & Co and Cazenove Charities are hosting a comprehensive programme of training sessions for both new and experienced trustees.

What Every Trustee Should Know (Part II)

hasmacintyre, Farrer & Co and Cazenove Charities are hosting a comprehensive programme of training sessions for both new and experienced trustees.

What Every Trustee Should Know (Part I)

Join us for our Charity Responsible Multi-Asset Fund Investor update.

The presentation will include a review of how the fund has been invested over recent months and our views on the market outlook.

This session is designed as a useful update for current investors as well as to provide an insight into the fund for potential charity investors.

Charity Responsible Multi-Asset Fund

Trustee Training with Haysmacintyre, Farrer and Cazenove Capital

What Every Trustee Should Know

Responsible Multi-Asset Fund

Our experts will provide an insight into the principals of financial planning and managing finances for the future. Cazenove Capital Wealth Planner Harry Bercis and Paraplanner Lloyd Gardner will demonstrate how to budget successfully and give a detailed explanation of income tax, ISA’s and pensions before dedicating time to answer questions.

Young investor - Planning for the future, an introduction to managing finances

Since the US election, the markets have been riding on a vaccine fuelled high.  It is now three Monday mornings running that the market has received a dose of vaccine optimism, but the threat of rising Covid-19 infection rates remains at the forefront of investors’ minds.
 
Please join us for an update on our market and economic outlook with Chief Investment Officer, Caspar Rock and Investment Managers’ Ahmet Feridun and Christopher Lewis. Our experts will be taking stock of the year that was 2020, and share their thoughts on key market trends for 2021 and what the year ahead could hold for global markets, economic recovery and government policy.

The year normal was redefined: what happened, what now and what’s next?

Traditionally philanthropists have focused on giving away 3-5% of their philanthropic capital each year to help those in need. However many are recognising that grants alone provide insufficient funding to fix the social and environmental challenges the world faces. As a result they are turning to other ways to allocate capital such as venture philanthropy, sustainable and impact investing with the aim of maximising the total impact of their assets.
 
With a background as a successful entrepreneur John Stone applied his experience, skills and passion to help establish venture philanthropy as a proven model in the water and sanitation sector.
 
The Stone Family Foundation story is fascinating having gone from a blank sheet of paper to partnering with far larger institutions including the World Bank, UK and US governmental aid departments. The foundation is also behind the first development impact bond in the water and sanitation sector.

Venture philanthropy with John Stone, founder of The Stone Family Foundation

We are delighted that world renowned virus expert Professor Peter Piot will join us for our webinar on the day that England is due to come out of lockdown, Wednesday 2 December.

As the special adviser on Covid-19 to the European Commission President, Peter speaks to us 6 months after his last webinar (link) with Cazenove Capital, alongside Schroders’ Mark Ainsworth, Head of Data Analysis.

Peter and Mark join Cazenove Capital’s Head of Client Service, Kate Leppard to discuss the impact of recently announced vaccines – are they the silver bullet that we are hoping for? They will look at how the virus has affected different countries across the globe, the impact of the varying political and social responses and what lessons we can learn from Asia.

Vaccines and Covid-19 with renowned virus expert Professor Peter Piot

Our speakers will be Portfolio Director, Jennifer Perry and Sustainable Investment Specialist, Emilie Shaw. They will discuss the measurable positive changes their portfolios are delivering and the rise of ESG within the investment world. They will also touch on how Cazenove Capital won gold at the 2020 ESG Investment Olympics.

Jennifer joined Cazenove Capital in July 2019 as a Portfolio Director working directly with private clients in addition to providing investment solutions to Multi Family Offices. She originally trained as an Investment Manager at Brewin Dolphin and subsequently moved to UBS Edinburgh as a Client Advisor managing high net worth and ultra-high net worth private client assets. Jenny is a Member of the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment and holds the Investment Advice Diploma (IAD) and Masters in Wealth Management. 

Emilie joined Schroders in 2011 and is a Portfolio Director within the Charities team and a Sustainability Lead. Emilie is responsible for managing both segregated and pooled portfolios under discretionary and advisory mandates. Alongside managing client portfolios, Emilie specialises in sustainable investment and co-chairs the Sustainability Investment Committee and manages Cazenoves core sustainability models. Emilie holds the CISI Chartered Wealth Manager Diploma and the CISI IAD Securities and IMC qualifications.

Investing for a better future

The US presidential election is one of the most closely watched events in the calendar. Political polls currently point to a comfortable win for Joe Biden. However, it is not only who wins the election that matters to investors. There is also uncertainty if the Senate vote result will end in a ‘blue sweep’ or a divided congress. With market volatility predicted from now until the inauguration in January, it is hard to predict how the results will affect the US economy and trade with the wider world. 
At our webinar Schroders’ Chief Economist, Keith Wade, will look at how the outcome of the election could cause one of the biggest policy swings in U.S. history. He will discuss the health of the US economic recovery and what a win for either side could do for business, tax, shares and the strength of the dollar.

Trump vs Biden and the US economic outlook

Stock markets and the global economy enjoyed a strong rebound over the summer. We expect the recovery to continue, albeit at a slower pace. There is also a risk of higher volatility in the months ahead, with Covid-19 and the US election two key sources of uncertainty.

Economic update and market outlook

A mass of information, from geospatial data to customs records and demographics, is now available and it can be analysed and processed faster than ever.

We believe this data is an essential and increasingly powerful investment tool.

At our webinar Schroders’ Head of Data Insights, Mark Ainsworth, will explain what big data is and how it has been used in relation to Covid-19. He is joined by Schroders’ Portfolio Manager Charles Somers who will share his experience of using big data and how it can positively impact returns.

Navigating the coronavirus crisis with big data

Kate Leppard talks to Schroders' Duncan Lamont and Stuart Podmore about getting through a market crisis without letting emotion impair your decision-making. CIO Caspar Rock provides an update on our economic and market outlook.

How to navigate a stock market crash

Thomas Rogers, Switchd 
Tom is the co-founder of Switchd, a company keeps people on the absolute best energy deals, hassle free. Tom was born in London and attended St Paul's School before spending a year living in Shanghai as an English teacher. Following this he studied Economics at Durham where he learnt to code. Leaving Durham, he was a management consultant at Newton Europe for 3 years, before quitting with one of his colleagues to setup Switchd. Switchd is now 3 years old, was recently funded by Nationwide and has 10,000s of customers across the country.

Maudie Fraser, Sixty:2 Restaurant
Maudie is the founder of sixty:2 restaurant. She graduated from Trinity College, Cambridge in 2015 with a degree in Spanish & Portuguese, having spent a year living in Argentina and Brazil. She spent the next 2 years working with Syrian and Afghan refugees in Greece and advocating for refugee rights across the UK, through which she developed the technique of Positive Activism on which sixty:2 operates. Maudie has single-handedly established and run the restaurant since its inception in 2017 and is now working to fund and open a permanent site. She speaks 5 languages, is a personal trainer, and competes in powerlifting at national level.

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