CharitEpulse

By Quilter Cheviot

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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 relied on for tax, legal or accounting purposes. Quilter Cheviot Limited does not provide tax, legal or accounting advice. You should consult your own tax, legal and accounting adviser(s) before engaging in any transaction. Investors should remember that the value of investments, and the income from them, can go down as well as up and that past performance is no guarantee of future return. You may not recover what you invest. Quilter Cheviot and Quilter Cheviot Investment Management are trading names of Quilter Cheviot Limited, Quilter Cheviot International Limited and Quilter Cheviot Europe Limited. Quilter Cheviot International is a trading name of Quilter Cheviot International Limited. Quilter Cheviot Limited is registered in England and Wales with number 01923571, registered office at Senator House, 85 Queen Victoria Street, London, EC4V 4AB. Quilter Cheviot Limited is a member of the London Stock Exchange, authorised and regulated by the UK Financial Conduct Authority and as an approved Financial Services Provider by the Financial Sector Conduct Authority in South Africa. Quilter Cheviot International Limited is registered in Jersey with number 128676, registered office at 3rd Floor, Windward House, La Route de la Liberation, St Helier, JE1 1QJ, Jersey and is regulated by the Jersey Financial Services Commission and as an approved Financial Services Provider by the Financial Sector Conduct Authority in South Africa. Quilter Cheviot Europe Limited is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland, and is registered in Ireland with number 643307, registered office at Hambleden House, 19-26 Lower Pembroke Street, Dublin D02 WV96.

Episode Date
CharitEpulse: Charities under pressure - policy, governance and commissioning challenges
Jun 09, 2026
CharitEpulse: From legal pressures to culture concerns
May 11, 2026
CharitEpulse: Trustees wanted - Are expectations [being set] too high?
Mar 30, 2026
CharitEpulse: Boards, CEOs & Culture
Mar 18, 2026
CharitEpulse: From CEO conflict to cryptocurrency challenges
Feb 20, 2026
CharitEpulse: Regulatory delays and filing failures
Feb 04, 2026
CharitEpulse: Diversity, disclosure and debt
Jan 20, 2026
CharitEpulse: New leadership, 2025 highlights and what’s next for 2026
Dec 16, 2025
CharitEpulse: From Budget strains to prize draw politics
Dec 15, 2025
CharitEpulse: New SORP, new thresholds, new leadership
Dec 03, 2025
CharitEpulse: Budget concerns, governance updates, and funding opportunities
Nov 20, 2025
CharitEpulse: Trusteeship and the future of charity Boards
Nov 14, 2025
CharitEpulse: Fundraising in focus - In conversation with UHB Charity’s Director of Fundraising
Oct 24, 2025
CharitEpulse: Mergers, money and motivation
Oct 03, 2025
CharitEpulse: When good intentions go bad
Sep 12, 2025
CharitEpulse: Navigating the responsibilities and rewards of being a charity trustee
Aug 28, 2025
CharitEpulse: Power, trust and accountability
Aug 21, 2025
CharitEpulse: Trust, turmoil, and transitions in the third sector
Aug 04, 2025
CharitEpulse: Lotteries, rebrands, and financial fiascos
Jul 28, 2025
CharitEpulse: Funding, influence and recognition
Jun 26, 2025
CharitEpulse: Defences, donations, dilemmas and dynamics
Jun 17, 2025
CharitEpulse: Government grants, global giving and governance
Jun 03, 2025
CharitEpulse: Codes, cash and consensus
May 28, 2025
CharitEpulse: Cultivating charity culture – balancing benefits and impact
May 14, 2025
CharitEpulse: Austerity, arguments and anonymity
Apr 17, 2025
CharitEpulse: A “toothless” regulator? Charity mergers and AI
Mar 26, 2025
CharitEpulse: From redundancies to resignations - new pressures on the charity sector
Mar 10, 2025
CharitEpulse: Resilience, recognition, and controversy
Feb 18, 2025
CharitEpulse: Charity challenges - from grants to governance, and ‘charity’ CEO pay controversy
Feb 04, 2025
CharitEpulse: From Gift Aid gaffes to a royal ruckus
Jan 16, 2025
CharitEpulse: Charity scandals exposed — from pug rescue to Gift Aid fraud
Dec 18, 2024
CharitEpulse: Fraud, banking woes, and leadership changes
Dec 11, 2024
CharitEpulse: Post budget – what does this mean for charities?
Dec 03, 2024
CharitEpulse: Should every charity have a social media policy?
Nov 29, 2024
CharitEpulse: Too precious, too disjointed, too defensive
Oct 31, 2024
CharitEpulse: Super model behaviour: Posing the latest charity trends
Oct 28, 2024
CharitEpulse: From AI to the FCA
Oct 04, 2024
CharitEpulse: Governance, philanthropy, tax and finance
Sep 26, 2024
CharitEpulse: A summer round-up
Aug 30, 2024
CharitEpulse: Trustee disqualification, new Labour and procurement
Jul 19, 2024
CharitEpulse: Mysterious donations, HMRC demands, bonuses in the charity sector and election fever
Jul 18, 2024
CharitEpulse: Campaigning, engaging with MPs and Charity Governance Code consultation
Jul 02, 2024
CharitEpulse: Agree to disagree?
Jul 01, 2024
CharitEpulse: Is time up for TikTok?
May 21, 2024
Charities in 2024 and beyond – what to expect?
Apr 17, 2024
When is a conflict not a conflict and will a name change make a difference?
Mar 26, 2024