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Quilter Cheviot Specialists in investment management. Making the right investment decisions takes skill, resources and experience. You may not recover what you invest.

At Quilter Cheviot you will find all three in abundance, and is why we have been managing money for over 10 generations. This means that for your lifetime, and for generations to come, there is only one investment decision you need to make. Key facts about Quilter Cheviot:
• One of the largest discretionary managers in the UK with over £25.2bn in funds under management*
• Providing discretionary managed investment portfolios for private clients, professional intermediaries, charities, trusts and pension funds.
• 14 offices across the UK, Jersey, the Dubai Internal Financial Centre, and a wholly-owned subsidiary in Ireland: Quilter Cheviot Europe Limited.
• Managing portfolios for over 36,000 clients*.
• Part of a FTSE 250 company (as part of Quilter PLC).

*As at 30 June 2022

IMPORTANT: 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 returns. Investments or investment services referred to may not be suitable for all recipients, if you are in any doubt you should seek independent financial advice. The information published on LinkedIn (“Social Media”) by Quilter Cheviot Limited (“Quilter Cheviot”) should be used for information purposes only. None of the information contained on the Social Media constitutes: financial or other professional advice (whether legal, tax, accounting or otherwise); or a recommendation, offer or solicitation to purchase (or sell) an investment. Any content, views, opinions or responses to questions expressed, published on or sent via Social Media by anyone other than us, are those of the person providing them only and are not ours and, if we include on Social Media any links to, or extracts from, information provided by anyone other than us, such links or extracts do not represent an endorsement of, or opinion on, that third party information by us. Accordingly, we will not be legally responsible for any such content or information, for any actions taken as a result of accessing it or anything available on any other website referred or linked to, or otherwise appearing on, the Social Media, whether or not it is published by us. Please refer to http://www.quiltercheviot.com/important-information/social-media for the full terms applicable to the use of Social Media.

14/10/2026

Are bonds behaving badly, or are they starting to look more interesting?

With yields rising and inflation proving stubborn, fixed income markets are giving investors plenty to think about.

In the latest episode of Taking Stock: After The Bell, Lloyd Harris of Premier Miton joins Jonathan Raymond and James Hughes to discuss what’s driving bond markets today, from energy and corporate credit to AI-driven borrowing, and why the opportunities in fixed income may be more attractive than many investors realise.

Listen now: Taking Stock - After The Bell: Bonds Behaving Badly: https://www.quiltercheviot.com/news-and-events/articles/taking-stock-after-the-bell-bonds-behaving-badly/
Capital at risk.

14/10/2026

❓ How can I exit my business on my terms? | Episode 8

There isn't one right way to exit a business.

For some owners, the answer could be a trade sale. For others, it might involve private equity, venture capital, a management buyout or passing the business on to the next generation.

The important question is: what do you want your exit to look like?

In Episode 8 of Scale, Structure, Sell, Christopher Dowling is joined by Ian Grimley of Roxburgh Milkins to discuss why business owners should define their end goal early and work backwards to build a strategy that helps them get there.

In this episode, they explore:
📌 How to decide which exit route is right for you and your business
📌 The differences between private equity, venture capital, trade sales and management buyouts
📌 Why finding the right investor or buyer can require significant preparation
📌 The importance of trusted advisers when building and executing an exit strategy
📌 Why giving away too much equity too early can create problems later
📌 How making your business less dependent on you can help prepare it for an eventual sale

▶️ Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GmXmK3lGBU&list=PLWkLUmE0tIcs&index=1
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🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/033HoKkxgbG4Zdkh0tqU6g
🍎 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/scale-structure-sell/id6785928629

🗨️ For business owners considering an eventual exit, what's more important: choosing the right time, or choosing the right route?

The UK economy has proved relatively resilient, but headline data only tells part of the story.Speaking on BBC Radio 5 L...
13/10/2026

The UK economy has proved relatively resilient, but headline data only tells part of the story.

Speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live’s Wake Up to Money, our Investment Strategist Tim Armitage discussed the UK economic outlook and the difference between what the data tells us and what people experience day to day.

While economic growth has shown resilience, Tim highlighted the pressures that could shape what comes next, particularly energy prices and underlying inflation.

The longer those pressures persist, the greater the potential pressure on government bond yields and the likelihood of higher interest rates.

Ultimately, how the economy performs on paper and how it feels in people’s pockets can be two very different things.

What shapes your view of the economy more: the headline data or what you’re seeing day to day?

Listen to Tim’s discussion on Wake Up to Money: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0032qx1

Money, relationships, inheritance and the great wealth transfer. There was plenty to talk about at our latest Little Pin...
08/10/2026

Money, relationships, inheritance and the great wealth transfer. There was plenty to talk about at our latest Little Pink Book, hosted by Investment Manager, Poppy Fox Chartered FCSI.

Yesterday, we brought together women from across our professional network at Senator House for an evening of short talks, lively conversations and, just as importantly, the chance to make new connections.

A huge thank you to our brilliant speakers:

💗 Philly Ponniah, who explored our relationship with money and how we can feel more confident receiving, keeping and growing wealth.

💗 Denise Li Gates and Jessica Brittain of Edwin Coe LLP, who looked at inheritance tax from a legal perspective and why it is becoming increasingly relevant.

💗 Farhana Shahzady and Rosa Schofield (Beck Fitzgerald and The International Family Law Group), who tackled The Cost of Love, looking at some of the important family and financial considerations when relationships change.

💗 Megan Rimmer APFS, who explored The Great Wealth Transfer and what the transfer of wealth between generations could mean in the context of pensions and inheritance tax.

And the conversation didn’t end with the sessions. Drinks, canapés and networking gave guests the opportunity to continue the discussions, share experiences and build new relationships across our professional community.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make Little Pink Book such an engaging evening.

08/10/2026

How do we look ahead when the pace of change keeps accelerating?

Following our recent event with Sir Richard Moore, former Chief of MI6, John Goddard, Ben Barringer, Jonathan Raymond and Amisha Chohan reflect on some of the forces shaping what comes next.

From emerging technologies and the adoption of AI to the potential for greater efficiencies across industries, change can bring opportunity as well as uncertainty.

While predicting exactly what lies ahead is difficult, there is reason for optimism.

Our ability to understand change, embrace innovation and adapt to new challenges has long been one of humanity’s greatest strengths.

We may not know exactly what lies ahead. But human ingenuity and our ability to adapt give us reason to look towards it with optimism.

The next chapter of the AI investment story may be shaped by safety as much as performance.As AI develops at pace, great...
08/10/2026

The next chapter of the AI investment story may be shaped by safety as much as performance.

As AI develops at pace, greater scrutiny and regulation could have implications not only for the technology itself, but for investment across the AI ecosystem.

Speaking to Luxury London, Head of Technology Research, Ben Barringer, explains that while increased regulation could slow the industry, greater testing and safety requirements could also increase demand for computing power. That could have different implications for chipmakers and the hyperscalers investing heavily in data centres.

For investors, it adds another dimension to an already complex question: how could the investment landscape shift as AI continues to evolve?

Read Ben Barringer’s perspective in the full Luxury London article, linked in comments.

06/10/2026

When should you start preparing to sell your business?

Edward Chapman of Acuity Law's answer: ideally, at least two years before the sale.

Speaking with Chris Dowling on Scale, Structure, Sell, Ed explains why giving yourself that time can help get the structure of your business sale-ready and address potential issues before a buyer starts asking questions.

Because defending the value you've built starts long before you sit down at the negotiating table.

🎥 Watch their conversation below.

What do global intelligence, geopolitical change and investment strategy have in common?These were the themes explored a...
02/10/2026

What do global intelligence, geopolitical change and investment strategy have in common?

These were the themes explored at Quilter Cheviot's Inside Global Intelligence event, where we were delighted to welcome Sir Richard Moore, former Chief of MI6, for a fascinating keynote address.

Attended by more than 300 clients and contacts, and opened by John Goddard, Quilter Cheviot CEO, the event examined the key forces shaping today's world, from international security and evolving alliances to the growing impact of disinformation.

The evening concluded with a panel discussion featuring Ben Barringer CFA, Jonathan Raymond CFA and Amisha Chohan, who shared their perspectives on the investment implications of an increasingly complex global landscape.

30/09/2026

❓ How do I defend my sale price? | Episode 7

Building a successful business and selling one require very different skills.

For business owners, a sale can mean continuing to run the company day to day while simultaneously navigating due diligence, negotiations, advisers, employees and a buyer scrutinising the business.

Preparation can make all the difference.

In Episode 7 of Scale, Structure, Sell, Christopher Dowling is joined by Ed Chapman of Acuity Law to discuss how business owners can prepare for a sale, protect the value they've built and navigate the pressures of the deal process. The episode specifically looks at early preparation as a way to protect value, reduce risk and guard against price chipping.

In this episode, they explore:
📌 How to prepare for due diligence and identify potential issues before a buyer does
📌 The deal dynamics that can put pressure on an agreed sale price
📌 How business owners can manage the stress and "deal fatigue" that comes with a sale
📌 Why running a business and selling one require very different skill sets

Link in the comments below.

🗨️ If you were preparing to sell your business, how early would you start getting it ready for a buyer?

A fantastic evening celebrating the people and organisations making a positive difference across family justice.The Reso...
29/09/2026

A fantastic evening celebrating the people and organisations making a positive difference across family justice.

The Resolution Awards 2026 brought the family justice community together to recognise excellence, collaboration and a shared commitment to finding a better way.

Quilter Cheviot was pleased to support the event as sponsor of the Working Together Award, a category that particularly resonated with us. We believe individuals and their families are best supported when professionals work collaboratively, an approach that sits at the heart of our Beyond Settlement Divorce offering.

Congratulations to all those nominated and recognised on the night, and in particular to Fiona Sharp on being named Resolution Finance Professional of the Year. Fiona's contribution to Resolution's finance accreditation programme from its inception makes the recognition richly deserved.

Attending from Quilter Cheviot's Beyond Settlement Divorce team: Erin Florendine, Robin Howcroft, Caroline Langley, Poppy Fox and Charlotte Ward.

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