Case study:
Schroders

The big, deep, hairy questions

In a nutshell
A small campaign that asks some big questions about love, life and money.
Media:
Print, Social, Digital
In a nutshell
A small campaign that asks some big questions about love, life and money.
Media:
Print, Social, Digital

We love a big question. Not like ‘who ate the last of the Pringles?’ big. We mean ‘what happens after we die?’. Or ‘How do I become rich?’

 

Schroders wanted us to help them encourage savers and investors to make the best decisions when it comes to their finances, so we created 'The Big Money Debate'.

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A series of interactive and thought-provoking articles with advice from two of the most knowledgable experts in the sector - arguing for and against each controversial topic to provide a balanced view. We asked whether big food would be the next big tobacco (maybe it should be); whether we’ll ever be richer than our parents(no), and more.

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The campaign ran over three months across print and digital in The Times The Sunday Times.Each article was complemented by Andrea Ucini's clever and conceptual illustrations.

 

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Credits:

Creative Direction - Sachini Imbuldeniya, Art Direction and Design - Valentina Verc, Creative Lead - Hannah Prevett, Project Manager - Lynsey Morton, Illustrations - Andrea Ucini

FEATURE:
Schroders

The big, deep, hairy questions

In a nutshell
A small campaign that asks some big questions about love, life and money.
Media:
Print, Social, Digital

We love a big question. Not like ‘who ate the last of the Pringles?’ big. We mean ‘what happens after we die?’. Or ‘How do I become rich?’

 

Schroders wanted us to help them encourage savers and investors to make the best decisions when it comes to their finances, so we created 'The Big Money Debate'.

‍

 

A series of interactive and thought-provoking articles with advice from two of the most knowledgable experts in the sector - arguing for and against each controversial topic to provide a balanced view. We asked whether big food would be the next big tobacco (maybe it should be); whether we’ll ever be richer than our parents(no), and more.

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The campaign ran over three months across print and digital in The Times The Sunday Times.Each article was complemented by Andrea Ucini's clever and conceptual illustrations.

 

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Credits:

Creative Direction - Sachini Imbuldeniya, Art Direction and Design - Valentina Verc, Creative Lead - Hannah Prevett, Project Manager - Lynsey Morton, Illustrations - Andrea Ucini

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