Name: Next Gen Now - Lifting the lid on charity structures
Start: 2021-06-07T14:40:00Z
End: 2021-06-07T14:40:37.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
Rating: 0

Standard Life Investments Limited - Channel

New investment guidance is expected for charities in England and Wales, as the Charity Commission reflects on the 2022 High Court case of Butler-Sloss. During the webinar you will hear from Luke Fletcher, the lawyer who was involved in the case itself, discussing how the decision impacts trustees and their investment decision-making. 
Julie Hutchison shared her perspective from Scotland, looking at OSCR’s investment guidance. The event is chaired by Neil Poynton from Charities Aid Foundation (CAF).

Butler-Sloss: charity investing one year on

This latest webinar in our Next Gen Now series will provide an introduction to charity investments, with a focus on jargon-busting for charity trustees and others who may interested in becoming more involved in the sector.

Next Gen Now - Demystifying charity investments

This latest webinar in our series looks at how inflation, interest rates and income are being impacted by global events, including the invasion of Ukraine, and what these ‘three i’s’ mean for charities in 2022 and beyond.
This webinar includes a live Q&A with the panel.

Charity Matters webinar - Inflation, income & interest rates - 25 May

Julie Hutchison of the abrdn Charities Investment Team invites you to join her for our latest webinar which builds on the Next Gen webinar in 2021 which looked at different types of legal structures used by charities.
Using three case studies, it will cover some of the practicalities involved in implementing a change of structure, including the scenario where a non-charitable body (a community interest company or CIC) changes its structure to become a charity. 
Julie will be joined by Chris Knight, Partner at VWV and Debbie McIlwraith Cameron, Associate at Turcan Connell. 

This webinar includes a live Q&A with the panel.

Next Gen Now - Changing your charity structure, 10 Feb

Julie Hutchison and Ben Turner of the abrdn Charities Investment Team will be joined by Ann Meoni, Senior ESG Analyst, abrdn to reflect on the COP26 climate conference and discuss how charities can take positive action on climate and biodiversity. The webinar also includes a Q&A with the panel.

Charity Matters - COP26 and biodiversity, 25 November 2021

Julie Hutchison and Steve Scott of the abrdn charities team, will be joined by Susan Seaman, Charities & Not for Profits Partner of Sagars to look at current issues for your finance committee, with a short investment market outlook.

Charity Matters- charity finance & investment update

A 2021 update for trustees, CEOs and Chairs in collaboration with Hospice UK and Saffery Champness.

Hospice accounts and investments update

This is the second in our Charity Matters series, where our Charities Team will be joined again by the CEO of The Almshouse Association, and a legal expert from Moore Barlow. During the session we will be looking at setting aside appointments and will also have a short investment update with market outlook.
The webinar includes a Q&A with the panel.

Charity Matters: Almshouse Association & Moore Barlow setting aside appointments

Join us on Thursday 22 April from 11:30-12:15, for our next Next Gen Now virtual event, where Julie Hutchison of our Charities Team will be joined by Euan Morrison, Head of Charities at Chiene + Tait.

Do you know your designated fund from your restricted fund? Are you happy looking at a balance sheet? This webinar is intended to remove the fear factor when it comes to charity accounts so you can approach a trustee role with more confidence. During the webinar, we'll be looking together at a set of sample accounts for a hypothetical charity called the Arts Theatre Trust, which can be found here - www.charitysorp.org/about-the-sorp/example-trustees-annual-reports/

Next Gen Now - De-mystifying charity accounts

In this webinar the charities team from Aberdeen Standard Capital are joined by The Almshouse Association is a charity representing over 1600 independent almshouse charities across the UK, and a legal expert from Moore Barlow.

During this webinar, the panel discuss a future vision for almshouses in the 21st Century, and current legal/governance issues. 

Other heritage bodies may find this webinar of interest, as almshouses are not unique in facing the twin challenges of being shaped by a long history whilst also looking to be ready to address the challenges of today.

Charity Matters: In conversation with The Almshouse Association

Aberdeen Standard Capital's charities team will be joined by a panel of legal experts from Clarke Willmott where they'll be discussing charity governance, stock market events and implications for charities as the furlough scheme starts to wind down.

Charity Matters - In conversation with Clarke Willmott

Looking at what’s happening in the stock market; and navigating through a new system for charities in Jersey.

Charity Matters - In conversation with Ogier

Our charities team will be joined by a panel of legal experts from Moore Barlow where they'll be discussing charity governance, serious incidents reporting and what’s been happening in the stock market.

Charity Matters – In conversation with Moore Barlow

Gair Brisbane, Head of Charities – Scotland, Aberdeen Standard Capital
Gavin McEwan, Partner, Turcan Connell
Debbie McIlwraith Cameron, Associate, Turcan Connell

Charity Matters – In conversation with Turcan Connell

There is a spaghetti soup of terminology around legal structures you might encounter as a trustee of a charity.  Whether it’s a company limited by guarantee, a trust, a SCIO or CIO, or something else, it’s important for charity trustees to know what type of underlying legal entity underpins their charity.  This webinar will de-mystify charity structures and signpost what’s important for you to know as a trustee about different types of governing structure.

Next Gen Now - Lifting the lid on charity structures

Charity

trustee

United Kingdom

This community is for institutional investors responsible for managing large-scale funds. Join to learn how top institutional investors are managing their organization’s shares, influencing the market, and what tips they have for successful investment strategies.

Institutional Investors

The accounting and finance community on BrightTALK features presentations from leading accountants and finance professionals. The accounting community includes tax planning strategies, QuickBooks webinars and other accounting webinars, while the finance community features presentations on financial capital regulations and forensic data analytics. Join the conversation by attending live financial and accounting presentations and connecting with industry thought leaders.

Next Gen Now - Lifting the lid on charity structures

Presented by

About this talk

More from this channel