At CCLA, we dedicate significant effort to engaging with individual companies to enhance their approach to addressing modern slavery. To support this work, we also engage with UK policymakers aimed at pushing for more progressive modern slavery legislation. One such example is our engagement with the Home Office Forced Labour Forum.

The tariffs that US President Trump announced on 2 April were larger than the market had expected. What was their market impact? And what comes next? Head of Investment Solutions, Ben Funnell, and Deputy Head of Investments, Joe Hawkes, lay out how CCLA is positioning its investment funds through a trade war.

After reviewing the fund in consultation with CBF Funds Trustee Limited, which reviews and approves any changes to CBF funds on behalf of church investors, CCLA is closing the CBF Church of England UK Equity Fund on 30 June 2025. 

Each month our investment team provide a macro outlook into global investment markets.

A monthly update from CCLA's sustainability team.

CCLA announces five appointments, reinforcing our commitment to delivering excellence in investment and client relationship management.