Charity & Philanthropy

The High Court of England and Wales has delivered a landmark judgment declaring that charitable trustees can take environmental goals into account when deciding how to invest a charity’s assets, notwithstanding the risk of lower returns in following this approach

The Charity Commission has appointed Emma Moody as interim manager to Genesis Philanthropy Group.

Yesterday (10/05/2022), over 400 of the City’s wealth management professionals gathered in Merchant Taylors’ Hall on London’s Threadneedle Street for the 34th annual Gulls’ Eggs Luncheon

New research from global law firm Taylor Wessing, and exclusively revealed by eprivateclient, shows a “clear sense of responsibility from world’s wealthy to power the next economy".

“Private school fees will go up much more than a pint of milk” warns Jessica Ayres of Timothy James and Partners, an investment advice service owned by Waverton Investment Management

One of the City’s most iconic networking events, the Gulls’ Eggs Luncheon, is set to return for the 34^th year on 10 May 2022

The Charity Commission has opened an enquiry into the World Holocaust Forum Foundation after one of its trustees was sanctioned by the UK government

On average, people will choose investments tackling social challenges over environmental when given the choice - according to new research from UK’s leading social impact investor Big Society Capital

A survey by Remember A Charity shows solicitors and will writers play a key role in charity donation, with more than one in five wills handled by UK legal advisers including a donation to charity

Around £37.4 billion was given away in gifts to family and friends as part of Inheritance Tax (IHT) planning last year with handouts averaging more than £1,500, according to research from Handelsbanken Wealth & Asset Management