Investor Briefing

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Wednesday 11 May 2022
11:00–11:45am

Join us for an update on our economic outlook, multi-asset funds and latest new on ESG.

CCLA Investment Seminar – Edinburgh

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Metal plate on front of the Balmoral hotel
Wednesday 8 June 2022
 
The 2022 Investment Seminar Series is designed to enable you to do more than just meet your obligations in managing your charity. We hope that the knowledge and insights, shared in a practical and accessible way, and the opportunity to learn from the experience of others, will help you make the best use of your investments in an environment of significant change.

CCLA Investment Seminar – Bristol

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Leigh Court
Thursday 12 May 2022
 
The 2022 Investment Seminar Series is designed to enable you to do more than just meet your obligations in managing your charity. We hope that the knowledge and insights, shared in a practical and accessible way, and the opportunity to learn from the experience of others, will help you make the best use of your investments in an environment of significant change.
 

CCLA Breakfast Seminar – Cardiff

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Thursday 12 May 2022

The 2022 Investment Seminar Series is designed to enable you to do more than just meet your obligations in managing your charity. We hope that the knowledge and insights, shared in a practical and accessible way, and the opportunity to learn from the experience of others, will help you make the best use of your investments in an environment of significant change.

Challenge and Change

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Challenge & Change

Tuesday 10 May 2022

 

Chaired by Peter Hugh Smith, chief executive.

CCLA’s investment team get behind the headlines, analysing key topical issues and discussing the implications for long term investors.

Is the Bank of England losing control of inflation and the yield curve?

2022 is an important anniversary for the Bank of England (BoE). It represents 25 years since the Blair government gave it operational independence over monetary policy and the ability to set interest rates. One of the BoE’s main objectives is to ensure stability by setting monetary policy to achieve the Government’s target of keeping inflation at 2%.