The Chancellor's Autumn Budget on 28th October will bring changes to taxation, allowances and the wider economy that could affect portfolios, pensions and long-term financial plans. For high-net-worth individuals approaching retirement, decisions such as how much to hold in pensions versus other investments, when to realise gains or how to structure wealth transfer to the next generation will require renewed considerations.

For business owners and entrepreneurs, the budget could affect decisions on succession and the transfer of wealth. Meanwhile, the outlook for UK growth, interest rates and inflation will add to the considerations facing investors as they review their long-term plans. 

The Financial Times, in partnership with RBC Wealth Management, will bring together investors and industry leaders to examine the implications of the Autumn Budget for high-net-worth investors and their families. Panellists will explore how the Budget's changes could affect portfolio allocation, pensions and retirement planning and how families and business owners can approach succession and wealth transfer. The discussion will also assess the outlook for UK growth, interest rates and inflation, and what this could mean for longer-term investment decisions. 

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