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Care Home Investing - A Converging Opportunity - Breakfast Seminar
 People are living longer. However, figures from the Office of National Statistics show the number of healthy retirement years is not rising in line with the increase in life expectancy. Men and women who retire at age 65 can expect to spend 56% and 57% respectively of their retirement in good health, and 58% and 55%, respectively of their retirement free from disability. In other words, 40% of men and women in retirement will require some form of care.
Dilnot’s white paper proposes a number of key reforms intended to make long term residential care more accessible to the general public, including forcing local county councils to standardise their eligibility criteria to avoid the ‘postcode lottery’ scenario that currently exists across the UK’s 152 councils. What's not clear is how today's struggling government budgets, and more importantly capacity, will be able to look after such an aging population.
In this breakfast seminar we explore how the care home sector has developed over the last twenty years and how regulation has shaped today's marketplace, whether care homes can deliver care and profitabilty without cannibalising one and other, and how modern hedge funds are picking up the reins following the fiasco of Southern Cross. If you are a Private Equity House, Pension, Private Bank, Wealth Manager or Family Office, you should attend this free one hour seminar;
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unforeseen market turbulence whilst “True CTAs” also generated their own Alpha over the long term. This complimentary feature of CTAs makes their inclusion on the overall portfolio strategy the most important Alpha Risk measure you can take.
gainst unforeseen market turbulence whilst “True CTAs” also generated their own Alpha over the long term. This complimentary feature of CTAs makes their inclusion on the overall portfolio strategy the most important Alpha Risk measure you can take.