Quilter Cheviot
CharitEpulse
Join Charles Mesquita of Quilter Cheviot, Catherine Rustomji of Shakespeare Martineau and James Saunders of Moore Kingston Smith as they discuss and dissect topical issues affecting charities, nonprofits and voluntary organisations. This commentary has been produced for information purposes only and isn’t intended to constitute financial advice; investments referred to may not be suitable for all recipients. Any mention of a specific security should not be interpreted as a solicitation to buy or sell a specific security. This material is not tax, legal or accounting advice and should not be re...
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Quilter Cheviot
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30 oct. 2026
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Charities in 2024 and beyond – what to expect? 17.04.2024 15:48
Charities in 2024 and beyond – what to expect? In this episode the trio discuss: Greater recognition of the work of the sector and its place in society Challenges in relation to funding cuts and future plans The role of the Charity Commission – can a regulator also be a champion? Agreeing to disagree – must charities always be ‘civil’? Watch episode: https://www.quiltercheviot.com/news-and-events/...
When is a conflict not a conflict and will a name change make a difference? 26.03.2024 18:00
When is a conflict not a conflict and will a name change make a difference? In this episode, the trio discuss: The Charity Commission – a new CEO and 5-year strategy When is it ok for a charity to lend its CEO £200,000? Charity mergers – should we be surprised by the numbers? Charities £2.4bn subsidy of the state – more than half of the governments Levelling Up Fund Reputational risks – will chang...
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