The survey, which was commissioned by the charity investment arm of independent investment manager James Hambro & Partners, reveals only 38% describe the investment advisers they use as ‘very transparent’ in terms of how they work and their charges. Just over half (54%) describe them as ‘reasonably transparent’, but one in twelve (8%) say they are not transparent at all.
This helps explain why only 42% said the information provided to them by their investment advisers is ‘very easy’ to understand. Some 13% say it is not easy or it is very difficult to understand.
Overall, just one in five (20%) say they receive a very bespoke service from their investment advisers, 61% describe it as quite bespoke and 19% say it is not very bespoke to their needs.
Only 27% describe the client service they receive from their investment advisers as ‘excellent’, 48% say it is good, but one in four (25%) describe it as average or poor.
Nicola Barber, Partner – Head of Charities, James Hambro & Partners said: “When it comes to their investments, charities need to ensure they meet their strict ethical and ESG criteria and specific investment targets. This requires that they have a portfolio built around their specific requirements and from a team that has the experience and tools at their disposal to deliver on this.”
James Hambro & Partners has considerable experience of managing funds for charities and not-for-profit organisations. Using its first-hand experience, it has shaped its service to address the specific needs and challenges of charities with over £1m of investible assets. Its clients span a broad range of charitable purposes.
James Hambro & Partners builds genuinely bespoke portfolios for its charity clients and responds to their ethical concerns, using market-leading research and proprietary analysis to identify companies and sectors that might contravene the standards they set. It is committed to delivering clear communication, and clients can talk directly to the team managing their money whenever they need to. They deliver reports tailored to their clients’ needs and they are designed to be understood by trustees of all levels of financial experience.
James Hambro & Partners have been winners of the prestigious Charity Times Boutique Investment Manager of the Year Award four out of the past five years.
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Currently: Long Looking to: Sell @ 2,670
As of 3/21/21 @ 7:58pm EST: 2,278.80
LAST WEEK: We suggested buying between 2,275 and 2,300 with an upside target of 2,670.
UPDATE: Small caps had a tough day Thursday along with the rest of the equity space.
However, we believe they may have set a short-term bottom that day and that they could be on their way to new highs near 2,670.
Buy between 2,250 and 2,300 and hold for a move up to 2,670.
Currently: Long Looking to: Sell @ 2,670
As of 3/21/21 @ 7:58pm EST: 2,278.80
LAST WEEK: We suggested buying between 2,275 and 2,300 with an upside target of 2,670.
UPDATE: Small caps had a tough day Thursday along with the rest of the equity space.
However, we believe they may have set a short-term bottom that day and that they could be on their way to new highs near 2,670.
Buy between 2,250 and 2,300 and hold for a move up to 2,670.