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Investment Governance, legal and compliance

30 June 2022, 11:53

Landmark judgement allows charities to put purpose before profit

Jeffrey Ball and Alice Farrer from RBC Brewin Dolphin explore the implications for trustees of the landmark Butler-Sloss judgement, with insights from Bates Wells.

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