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19SEP 2018
9:00 am

Charity Investment Trustee Training: Part Two

The two-part London course covers Charity Law, the role of a trustee and provides an introduction to all available asset classes and manager selection. Part One is open to those with limited investment knowledge while Part Two is for trustees who have attended the previous session or have past investment experience.

Sessions are open to all trustees and importantly, provide an opportunity to quiz presenters, cross-examine investment specialists and raise any concerns that they may have as a trustee in a supportive environment, while meeting with other trustees who may have similar investment experience.

The format is relaxed, the content suited to the audience with plenty of opportunity for questions.

Timetable

09.00 Registration
09.30 Session commences
12.30 Lunch and networking

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Contact Cazenove Charities

Achieving your charity's investment objectives takes time and thought. To find out how we can help you please contact:

Giles Neville

Giles Neville

Head of Charities giles.neville@cazenovecapital.com
John Clifton

John Clifton

Business Development Manager john.clifton@cazenovecapital.com
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