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Centre on Household Assets and Savings Management

 

CHASM is a research centre based jointly in the School of Social Policy and the Birmingham Business School. The aim of CHASM is to provide a focus for world-class research on the role of assets and their distribution in people's lives, from pensions to housing to financial savings. 

The future of asset-based policies in the US and UK

Event report

 

Latest News

CHASM are pleased to announce the award of a major new project on 'Responsibilities, Ethics and the Financial Crisis'.

This project will explore the impact of the global financial crisis on the way that the risks of consumer lending are spread.

More information...

 

 

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