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Q4 2022 Business Plan Assumptions

Date:: January 17, 2023

Summary

Chatham’s social housing team set out below its Q4 2022 business plan assumptions for housing associations and an accompanying economic commentary. Following a tumultuous third quarter in the Sterling markets, a new government and reverse of the “mini” budget induced a much-needed calm after the storm. These assumptions represent a slight shift from the figures we produced for Q3 2022 which were impacted by the financial turbulence at the time. Please use the form to request your copy.

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This material has been created by Chatham Financial Europe, Ltd. and is intended for a non-U.S. audience. Chatham Financial Europe, Ltd. is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority of the United Kingdom with reference number 197251.

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