Global tensions, local impact: What 2026’s geopolitical shifts mean for charity portfolios?
Join Quilter Cheviot on Thursday 26 March (12pm – 1pm) for a free live webinar, where an expert panel from across the charity and investment sectors will discuss how escalating global tensions, including the fast‑moving situation in the Middle East, are shaping markets in 2026 and what this could mean for charity investment portfolios. The session will include a live Q&A with the option to submit questions in advance.
Specialists, including the manager of the Quilter Cheviot Global Income & Growth Fund for charities, Howard Jenner, their Head of Fixed Interest Research, Richard Carter, and guest speaker Matt Whittaker, CEO of Pro Bono Economics, will discuss:
- Market behaviour: How markets have fared in the face of global crises, trade war threats and the battle to preserve the independence of the US Federal Reserve
- Macro themes: Geopolitical realignment, digital transformation, demographics, government debt, inflation and trade
- Responsible investments: What the Trump Administration’s hostile attitude to ESG means for companies
- UK economic pressures: How rising costs and increasingly strained public services are colliding with higher demand, leaving charities under pressure to do more with less – and how these pressures are accelerating mergers, strategic partnerships and greater collaboration across the sector.
Interactive Q&A The webinar will feature a Q&A format, providing an opportunity for you to ask questions relevant to your organisation’s needs. To maximise the benefits of this session, they encourage you to submit any questions in advance when registering.
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Important information – Investors should remember that the value of investments, and the income from them, can go down as well as up. You may not recover what you invest.
