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Chatham sets out its business plan assumptions for Q1 2025. Our latest market update highlights how Q1 market movements, inflation trends, and evolving rate expectations are shaping key business plan assumptions for social housing providers.

Matt Henry, Chatham's Managing Partner and CEO, and Jonathan Goldstein, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Cain International, discuss the evolving landscape of commercial real estate, empathy and humanity in leadership, the value of long-term relationships in business, and more.

Hedge accounting is a key component when trading interest rate swaps with off-market derivatives. End users must navigate the complexities of hedge accounting to optimise the success of their hedging relationships. This white paper provides guidance as to how to identify an off-market hedge and...

The Bank of England (BoE) kept rates on hold at 5.25% as expected, with few changes to its statement and no press conference due to election campaign restrictions. The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) vote remained unchanged, with seven members voting to keep rates on hold and two members voting...

Matt Henry, Chatham's Managing Partner and CEO, and Suzy Welch, Professor of Management Practice, NYU Stern School of Business, discuss misunderstandings of authenticity, generational differences, the evolving workplace culture, and more.

Off-market hedge accounting is common but complex. Getting it wrong can result in misstated earnings, and, if unaddressed, the size of the error can accumulate over time. This primer explains what an ‘off-market hedge’ is and illustrates how to correctly apply hedge accounting to such hedges.

As expected today, the Bank of England (BoE) held interest rates at 5.25% but signaled that they may cut rates at their next meeting in June, stating that they will be watching April's and May’s economic data closely. In a further sign that the Bank is edging closer to the first rate cut in over...

As expected today, the Bank of England (BoE) kept the bank rate on hold at 5.25%, but it may be a sign that the Committee is edging closer to cutting rates as two members who previously voted to hike rates, voted to keep them on hold. Similar to their February meeting, there is still one member...