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Christmas market barometer: December 2025

Each month our investment team provide a macro outlook into global investment markets. This Christmas edition shares our '12 charts of Christmas'.

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Summary of corporate announcement - CCLA joins Jupiter

On 10 July we announced CCLA’s new partnership with Jupiter Asset Management. Please find a summary of the announcement, a link to our recent webinar recording and latest FAQs.  

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Market report: December 2025

A monthly market update from our investment team. 

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Patience pays: why quality shares outperform in the long run

In this article for the CFA Institute®’s Enterprising Investor blog, CCLA’s investment team looks at the long-run outperformance of ‘quality’ shares over the broader stock market. At times, quality shares may lag the market over shorter timeframes. But they have delivered long-term outperformance for investors with that time horizon.

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Quick Qs with James Corah

Quick Qs with…In our new video series, James Corah answers some key questions facing responsible investing. View all videos here. 


 

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CCLA UK Modern Slavery Benchmark 2025 - Launch

Hear the CCLA sustainability team’s findings and analysis from the CCLA UK Modern Slavery Benchmark 2025, streamed live from the Slave Free Alliance Conference in Manchester.

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Modern slavery in the construction sector - CCLA Roundtable

The construction sector presents some of the highest risks of modern slavery in the UK. On 21 October, CCLA held a roundtable with Minister Jess Phillips MP, investors, senior construction sector representatives, law enforcement, survivor advocates and civil society organisations, to discuss progress in tackling modern slavery across both labour and material supply chains. 

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Huge expansion announced for national programme supporting thousands of care leavers

UK Community Foundations (UKCF) announces significant expansion to the Care Leavers Programme (launched in 2024 by the Local Authorities' Mutual Investment Trust (LAMIT) and UKCF, in collaboration with CCLA) which helps young people who have experienced care survive and thrive as they transition to adulthood.