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Now is no time to desert stewardship – or Tumelo
Georgina Stewart delivered an excellent session at the Pension PlayPen coffee morning this week. You can watch it here – a good use of time After the initial wave of enthusiasm, stewardship and Tumelo both face the difficult second album … Continue reading
Stewardship of money in workplace pensions – my jaundiced-eye view!
Having read 179 pages of FCA consultation, my head’s a little clearer on how we can make our money matter. Firstly we can invest in things that in themselves improve life on the planet and secondly we can invest through … Continue reading
Power to the people: Democratizing the investment landscape
This blog is from Tumelo’s Charlie Barlow. I’ve been writing about this over the past few days but not like this. Maybe this is how I’d have put it if I was 35 years younger, though I doubt I’d have … Continue reading
Should we have a say over the voting of our shares?
It’s not often that you see a Linked in post that reads like this. But it’s not often that you read a Government paper that is this forthright. There is a gap between demand from clients – which needs to … Continue reading
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Tagged Cushon, pension, Simon Howard, Tumelo
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Come for coffee with Julius and Tumelo; 10.30 this morning!
Dear Playpen member, you are cordially invited to our next coffee morning on Tuesday 21st September at 10:30am All Star, Julius Pursaill (who has oversight on over £200 Bn in Assets) will be discussing climate investing and private markets. Jonathan … Continue reading
“Should fans have a voice?”; as with football, so with pensions.
I found this article on Mallowstreet, a gated community for pension people. It is written by Sandra Woolf and its main contributor, Richard Butcher is both professional trustee and Chair of the PLSA. It is based on a press release … Continue reading
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Tagged Georgia Stewart, mallowstreet, Pitmans Trustees, PLSA, PTL, Richard Butcher, Tumelo
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How Scottish Widows is moving the dial on climate change
More details are emerging on how Scottish Widows are helping to de-risk client portfolios of ESG risks. The implication is that State Street needed client pressure to make the move and this was given credence by David Lee, a former … Continue reading