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Our approach to asset allocation

Our goal is to generate investment returns that pay income and preserve and grow assets for our clients over the long term. We keep an open mind as to the best sources of return in years to come. Ben Funnell, Head of Investment Solutions at CCLA, explains our approach to asset allocation.

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CCLA hires Tessa Younger as stewardship lead to boost engagement on climate and environmental issues

CCLA appoints Tessa Younger to lead CCLA’s ‘Better Environment’ work, managing all stewardship on environmental issues, with the aim of driving clear improvements at the companies in which CCLA invests.

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Better World Series: Interview with Dieter Helm

In the fifth episode of a CCLA sponsored series, Dieter Helm, Professor of Economic Policy, University of Oxford, talks to Net Zero Investor. The interview looks at the financial industry's approach to the climate crisis, the importance of introducing carbon tax, scope 3 emissions and the value of carbon offsetting.

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Response to the FCA’s sustainable finance labels and SDR consultation

CCLA responds to a selection of the questions and topics raised in the Financial Conduct Authority’s Sustainability Disclosure Requirements (SDR) and Investment Labels Consultation Paper.

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The year ahead – economic recession, market recovery

If 2021 was all about inflation and 2022 was all about interest rates, what can we expect in 2023? Ben Funnell, Head of Investment Solutions, shares what he think lies ahead this year.

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Investors unite to ask firms to address plight of migrant seasonal workers

CCLA convenes 10 investors to sign an investor statement calling for retailers and firms in and directly sourcing from the UK agricultural supply chain to protect migrant seasonal workers from paying recruitment fees leaving them in danger of debt bondage.

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Find it, Fix it, Prevent it

Despite the fact that slavery is illegal, it is estimated that today 50 million people find themselves in some form of modern slavery or human trafficking. Hear from Martin Buttle, Better Work Lead at CCLA, on how CCLA is pushing for action to end modern slavery.

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Investors back call for large UK companies to provide cost-of-living support to low paid

The CCLA and Church Investors Group wrote to 100 of the UK’s largest listed employers to ask what they are doing to provide support to low-paid workers through the cost-of-living crisis. In response to the letter a 17-strong investor coalition with £3.2 trillion in assets under management have united to back the initiative.