Events and webinars

Q1 has been shaped by renewed geopolitical tension in the Middle East and sharp swings in oil and gas prices, alongside a shifting backdrop for defensive sectors. In this webinar we will cover:

• A look at the impact the Middle East conflict has had on financial markets and what that could mean going forward.
• An update on global stocks, and how macro is influencing short- and long-term outlook.
• A summary of recent portfolio changes made by investment managers, together with the key themes clients and advisers are most focused on in the current environment.

Join us for an investment webinar exploring how the recent escalation in the Middle East is influencing markets. The conflict has already affected key economic variables including oil prices and risks to inflation. We’ll cover what these developments mean for investors, how markets are reacting, and what we’re watching out for in the weeks ahead.

As 2026 begins, it’s time to cast one eye backwards and the other forwards. Backwards to see what learnings can be taken from the year that’s gone. Forwards to identify what key trends will shape markets in the year ahead and how best to position portfolios to help clients achieve their long-term goals.

Join our 2025 UK Budget webinar, where we'll deliver reactions and expert analysis on what the latest announcements mean for financial advisers and clients.

With the UK economy at a crossroads, Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces the challenge of stimulating growth while battling persistent inflation. Speculation is mounting around potential tax changes – will Reeves stick to her manifesto commitment of not increasing income tax, national insurance, corporation tax and VAT?

Join Ben Barringer, Head of Technology Research and Investment Strategies at Quilter Cheviot, as he shares exclusive insights from his recent visit to Korea, Taiwan, and Tokyo. Gain a unique on-the-ground perspective of the global technology landscape and what it means for investors. Key topics include:

• Strategic updates across cloud, PC, smartphone, and semiconductor markets
• AI and cybersecurity developments from leading firms like OpenAI, Google, and Palo Alto
• Investment strategy and valuation discipline in a shifting regulatory environment

This session blends macro trends with company-level insights to help navigate the evolving tech ecosystem.

With the Trump administration now in full swing, pre-election promises of tariffs, trade wars, and protections have come to fruition. As a result, markets have been under pressure, with both US and global stocks experiencing declines. Given the administration's steadfast commitment to protectionist economic policies, we are likely to face further market uncertainty and global trade pressures.

Our Quilter Cheviot experts, Ben Barringer (Executive Director – Equity Research Analyst) and Richard Carter (Head of Fixed Interest Research), along with special guest Adam Smith (Former Chief of Staff to the Chancellor of the Exchequer), will discuss the political implications, market volatility, currency fluctuations, and ongoing investor sentiment as we navigate this period of uncertainty.

Caroline Simmons (Chief Investment Officer) will be joined by Chris Beckett (Head of Equity Research) and Richard Carter (Head of Fixed Interest Research). With Trump’s inauguration and several European elections on the horizon, it’s more important than ever to stay proactive in ensuring client portfolios are well-positioned to manage both upheaval and opportunity. Our panel will delve into the outlook for key sectors and regions, as well as monetary policy, the general economic landscape, and geopolitical developments.

Join us to hear our reaction to the 2024 US Presidential Election results and its far-reaching implications for global politics and financial markets. The stakes are high, with significant differences in potential outcomes depending on whether Kamala Harris or Donald Trump wins.

Tim Shipman, Chief Political Commentator of the Sunday Times, will share his expert analysis on potential shifts in foreign policy, trade agreements, and environmental regulations. Ben Barringer, Equity Analyst at Quilter Cheviot, will delve into the election’s impact on US markets, with a special focus on the technology sector — a market bellwether in recent years. Finally, Richard Carter, Head of Fixed Income research, will discuss the impact on monetary policy and its impact on bonds, gilts and interest rates.

Our Taking Stock: After the Bell podcast hosts Jonathan Raymond and James Hughes cut through the election noise and deliver a deep dive into the potential effects on UK equities, interest rates, the sterling's trajectory, and what it all means for your money.

Our host, David Butler, was joined by Ben Barringer to discuss the latest on-the-ground research trip to Taiwan, Korea and Japan. Among various topics, Ben discussed his assessment of supply vs demand for the large technology companies including TSMC Samsung and Tokyo Electron. The webinar uncovered insights from being in the region, and what we can expect to in the next 12 months within the technology and AI space.

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Join Claudia Quiroz, Fund Manager, Quilter Cheviot for a market update at the start of the New Year. David Butler, Quilter Cheviot Head of Distribution, will host this informative and engaging webinar that will cover third quarter performance of the Climate Asset Funds, provide insight into the latest developments in the sustainability space and look ahead to what lies in store for 2024.

The webinar will also discuss the current portfolio positioning of the Balanced and Growth Funds and explain in more detail the recent performance drivers. Chris Beckett, Quilter Cheviot Head of Research, will offer his expert opinion on the macro outlook, sectors that over performed and underperformed of late and what will be the key things to watch in equity markets this year. 

After a challenging market backdrop in 2022, last year provided a more favourable investing environment and looking ahead we see a number of attractive investment opportunities.

David Butler will be joined by Carly Moorhouse and Nick Wood to discuss their latest on-the-ground research trip to Asia.

Among the topics they will discuss are whether China is investable, the ongoing attractions of India after a strong run, and whether the investment case for Japan over the long term has improved.

The webinar will uncover insights from being in the region, and what has and hasn't changed in the last four years.

The webinar will be presented by Tim Marshall, author of ‘Prisoners of Geography’ and many other best-selling titles. Tim describes us as deep into the multi-polar era, but there are signs of a return to a form of the bi-polar world of previous generations. The multi-polar world is a complicated one in which countries can get away with playing the big powers against each other resulting in a complex web of overlapping relationships. The coming bi-polar world will differ from the previous iteration, but we will see two blocks forming, one led by China, the other by the USA. During this transition climate change, population movement, and AI will affect politics everywhere. Will it be a time of uncertainty? When has it ever not been…

We are pleased to present our 2023 Paraplanner Week, back for its 4th year. Here at Quilter Cheviot, we believe that Paraplanners play an essential and fundamental role in the financial planning process. We are committed to supporting the paraplanning profession to further build on your expertise. Your skill set is integral to client outcomes and understanding client needs. The series will offer essential learning covering a range of topics including Consumer Duty, regulation in 2024, market and political update, vulnerable clients and our geopolitical outlook with guest speaker, Tim Marshall (Reporter and Author of Prisoners of Geography).

We are delighted to be joined by some truly inspirational speakers as we uncover the physical and mental impact women face and hear from our experts on how to navigate menopause, which still remains a taboo subject in many workplaces.