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2022-12-31-accounts

SORP rafaranca
Summary ofthe purposes of Para 1.17 The James Capel Foundation
was
the charity as set out in its established
for the purposes ofmaking
governing document paymenhs:
A. Tosuch legally charitable
institutions,
bodies or funds, or
for such legally charitable
purposes
exclusively as the
Trustees shall from time to time
ln their absoiute discretion
determine;
and
8.Toorfor the benefit ofpersons for
the relief ofpoverty:
1. Who are for the time being or
have been employed
by James
Caps!4 Co, or its successor
companies
in business, or any
corn pany associated therewith
or
who are the wives, widows,
husbands,
widowers,
children,
parents or other dependants
of
any such persons; and
2. Are in the oplnlon ofthe Trustees
necessitous
and deserving.
Summary
ofthe main
activities
in relation tothose
Para 1.17and
ara
The principal
activity of the Charity is to
actas abenevolent
association toformer
purposes for the public employees
of James Capel 4 Co and its
benefit, in particular, the associated
companies
and
their
activities, pfoiects of dependents,
who need assistance
with
services identified in the the ordinary necessities ofNe orwho are
accounts. otherwise
in financial need. The Trustees
become
aware
of such
circumstances
mainly
through
a
network
of former
James Capel employees.
Statement conf~rming Para 1.18 The
Trustees
confirm
that
they
have
whether the trustees have referred to and corn
I
with the
uidance
had regard had regard to the guidance to the guidance to the guidance contained in the Charity Charity Charity Comm)ssion's Comm)ssion's Comm)ssion's
issued by the Charity general guidance on public benefit when
Commission
on public
reviewing the Charity's aims and
benefit obiectlves and in planning future
activities and setting the grant making
policy for the year.
1
Additional information (optionati
You ma
choose to
include fudher statements where reievant about:
lt is the policy ofofthe Trustees to seek
Para 1.38 appeals for granbi which they consider
Policy on grant making qualify for payment and to distribute
income within twelve months of it
arisln .
Para 1.38
Policy on social investment
including program related
investment
Para 1.38
Contribution made by
volunteers
Other

chievements and Per formence
SORP rsfsrsncs
During
2022
the
charity
distributed
grants
totalling
f75,7&3
to 'l65
individuals
on welfare issues
including
Summary
ofthe main
achievements
ofthe charity,
Pars 120 the
cost
of
personal
replacement,
household
alarms,
repairs, a
boiler
grant
identifying
the difference the
towards
living
expenses
and
a
charity'8 work has made to contribution
towards
heating costs
the circumstances of its during winter months.
beneficiaries
and
any wider
benefits to society as a No
grants
were
made
to registered
whole. char(bee during 2022.
Achievements
against
objectives set
Performance
offundraising
activities against objectives
set
Investment
performance
against objectives
Other

inanc ial
Review
ial
Review
ial
Review
ial
Review
ial
Review
Review ofthe charity's Pars 1.21 In the year ended 3f December 2022
financial
position at
ofthe period
the end expenses and grants exceeded Income
byf54,857.This ecess ofexpenditure
over Income was expected and in
compliance
with ths reserves policy in
the medium
term.
Statement explaining the lt is the policy of the Trustees to invest
policy for holding reserves the brought forward reserves togenerate
stating why they are held a level of income each year consistent
with the expected level ofexpenditure.
The Trustees consider that cash held on
deposit
is
a
class
of
investment,
particularly
in
times
of stock
market
volatility.
It is currently
the view of ths Trustees
that
the
overall
level
of
investment
required
lies between Dm and 52m. The
level of reserves
at 3f December
2022
was 82,283k which
remains
above this
range.
Amount of reserves heki Pars 1.22 52 253K
Reasons for holding zero Para 1.22
reserves
Details of fund materially in Pars 1.24
deficit
Explanation ofany Pars 1.23
uncertainties about the
charity continuing as a going
concern

The charity's
principal
sources offunds (including
Para 1.47 The only source offunds isthe
investment
portfolio.
The only source offunds isthe
investment
portfolio.
any fundraising)
lnvestmenl
policy and
objectives including
any
Pars 1,46
social investment
policy
adopted
A description
ofthe principal
Pars 1.4ri
risks facing the charity

Description ofcharity's
trusts:
Type ofgoverning
document
Pars 1.25 Trust Deed dated 15 July 19?5
How is the charity
constituted?
Pars 1.25 Unincorporated Chary
assi r'2
Trustee selection methods Para 'I 25
including
details ofany
The statutory power ofappointing new
constitutional
provisions e.g.
or additional trustees is vested in HSBC
election to post or name of Bank pic as the successor company of
any person or body entitled James Capel aCo, the founding
to appoint one or more company.
trustees

Policies and procedures
adopted for the induction Pars 1.51
and training oftrustees
The charity's organisational
structure and any wider Para 1,51
network with which the
charity works
The Trustees consider the ultimate
controlling patty ofthe Charity to be
Relationship with any Para 1,51 HSBC Holdings pic.
related parties
Other

Charit
name
The James Ca IFoundation
Other name the char'
uses
none
Re istered charit number 2?0031
Charity's
principal
address tf Canada Square, London, E14SHQ
mes ofthe charity tru stees who manage the charity
Trustee name Office (ifany) Dates acted ifnot for whole
ear
Name ofperson (or body) entttted
toa
nt trustee
ifan
Peter Richard chairman HSBC Bank pic
Marsh
2 lan Collier
Robert Paul
Jarvis
4 John ttitarttn
Latham
Brian John
Nlarshall
6 Valerle Lammin
Iitichael Wtlfred
Penney
John Summers
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
'l7
18
18
20
Trustee name Dates acted ffnot forwhats ear
none
Description ofthe assets
held in this capacity
Name and objects ofthe
charity on whose behalf the
assets are held and how this
falls within the custodian
charity's objects
Details of arrangements for
safe custody and
segregation
of such assets
from the charity's
own
assets

Names an d addresses
ofadvisers
{Optional information)
Type of Name Address
adviser
tnvsetment HSBC Global Asset 1 Canada Square, London, E14SHQ
manager taanagement
Name of chief executive or names ofsenlor staff members (Optional information)

Contents Patte(s)
Trustees and professional
advisers
Trllstees
teport
Statement ofTrustees' Responsibilities in respect ofTrustees' report and the financia statements
independent
Auditors'
report to the Trustees ofThe lames Capel Foundation
Statement offinancial activities
Balance sheet 10
Notes 11-14

Noses 2022 2021
8 f
Unrestricted Funds Unrestricted Funds
Income
investruent
income
Income from investments - equities 244176 40,129
-dxed interest securities 10,793 10,967
Interest mcome
Total income 35si55 51,100
Expenditure
Cost ofraising funds
Investment
nuuugemcnt
costs (8,136) (11,919)
Charitable
actlvittes
Grants payable in 6utherance ofthe Charity's objecuves (75,753) (55,602)
Donstwns
to registered
charities
Administrative
expenses
(M23) {5,879)
Tetal expenditure (90412) (73,400}
Net ilosspgain
on investments
(235415) 246,090
Net (expense)/Income and aet mevenuutts la fund» (289,872) 223,790
ReceucSanoa efftmds
Toad funds brought
Reward
2453318 2,329,528
Total funds carrieil forsvsrd 2&3s(46 2,553,318

Administrative
exp
enses
represent
governance
costs and co
mprise:
2022 2021
Honorarium
iNote 7}
5,500
Reimbursed
expenses
379
Bank char ger 13B
Total admhtkstrative expenses 5,879

2021
Market Cost Market
valuef Value
f,
Ftxed interest 859,911 779,699 557y20 352,070
Equities 763«09 759,7&7 847,549
Alternative 6&6,611 671419 987,063 1,053,856
Total Iavestmcnts 2310dt31 2,211,005 2391,832 2,515,695
Investments
are
held primarily to provide an investment return for the Charity.
The invesunents can be further analysed into:
2011 2021
Cost Market Cost Market
value value
f.
investmcnt
assets
in dte UK 53,820
Investment
sauna
outside dm IJK 2~,2II 2,156,922 2,391,832 2,515,695
Total Invesnneats 2310,031 2411,005 2,391,832 2,515,695
Investments
representing
more than 5'ys ofthe portfolio are detailed below:
Descrlpdoa ofhemlugs - 2022 Holding/ Market
Ilatts valsef
HSBC Global Funds ICAV Global Govt Bond index Fund ZQHGBP 24,412 252,269 223,617
HSBCAmerican Index Inst Iuc 49,388 434,950 429,725
BSBCGlobal Investment Funds Cdobal Corporate Bond ZQHGBP 17,005 173,234 153,234
BSBCGlobal Funds ICAV Multi-Factor Woddaqdc Equity ZQ 27,916 278,490 279,418
Descnption ofholdings - 2021 Holdingt Cost Market
IJuits value
f
HSBC Global Funds ICAV Global Govt Bond Index Fund ZQHGBP 24,181 258,321 257281
HSBCAtnerican Index Inst Inc 45.678 403,165 441,207
HSBC Global Invmtment Funds Global Real Estate Equity ZQ I !4,746 112,972 139,741
HSBC Global Funds ICAV Multi-Factor Worldwide Equity ZQ 28,782 287.110 317,749

The movement
during
the year year in the portfolio ofinvesnnenm was;
2022 2021
8 J.
Canymg value (market value) at I January 2415,695 2,178,975
Add:
Investtnents
acquired
during the year (st cost) ld 34,130 2,678$50
Less:
Investmenn
disposed
ofdunng the year (pmceeds) (1403,605) (2,587,920)
Net (loss)/gain
on investmeats
(235315) 246,090
Carrytag valse (market value) st 31 December 2411&005 2,515,695
9
Creditors: amounts
falBng due wltldn one year
2022 2021
I Wassail Honorarium 2,750 2,750
JWassail~ 141
Total Credttors(Accrasts) 3,113 2,891
10
Vtnestrlcted
funds
2022 2021
Balance at I January 2,553318 2.329,528
Net (expense)/income
and aet movement
in funds (2S9,872) 223,790
Balance at31December 2v763,446 2,553,318