What we publish, what we cover, the editorial calendar, and how the editorial agenda is set.
What we publish
Annual Investor Report
Published in May, sterling-denominated, sources cited inline. The current edition is the 2027 report, covering the six structural problems sitting between the UK self-directed investor and a tax-efficient portfolio in 2027.
Quarterly Category Reports
Each built around a single alternative-investment category. Physical assets, property and property bonds, EIS and private placement, the invest-safe risk landscape across alternatives.
Newsletter + Rolling Analysis
Regular notes on market shifts, regulatory updates, and the categories we are watching between editions. One email when a new report publishes, plus shorter notes when material change warrants.
What we cover
Our editorial coverage focuses on alternative investments, the HMRC-approved schemes that sit alongside them, and the legislative architecture that governs both. That includes physical assets (gold, silver, whisky, art, collectibles), property bonds and private placement, EIS and SEIS direct investment, AIM-listed BPR-qualifying shares, and the structural risk landscape across the whole alternative space.
We also cover the mainstream asset classes (UK and global equities, gilts, corporate bonds, cash) in the annual report's diagnostic chapters, in sterling terms, with full ten-year and five-year returns, because the alternatives only make sense in context.
What we do not cover
We do not provide investment advice. We do not recommend specific securities, companies, or funds. We do not run a regulated business that takes custody of your money, takes commission for introductions, or earns from what you go on to do. If you want any of those things, an FCA-regulated financial adviser or wealth manager is the right place to look. Our job is upstream of that conversation: independent research the reader can take into any subsequent professional advice.
Editorial Agenda
The editorial agenda is set by the editorial team. Publishing is funded internally; EUK does not take commission, does not sell products, and does not run a research-as-a-service business. The reports are ungated, free to read, free to forward, and carry methodology and sources alongside every claim.
The 2028 edition onward will commission original survey data from an independent UK fieldwork provider. From the 2027 edition forward, every figure carries an inline source footnote so the reviewer can verify each number in place.