Explore the best practices and strategies that will empower your organization to achieve long-term financial stability and mission fulfillment through prudent endowment investments.
This article aims to guide investment committees in their oversight by providing insight into six critical areas that require regular review: the Committee Charter, Spending Policy, Investment Policy Statement, Investment Fees, Conflict of Interest, and Access to Records.
Discover five essential strategies for developing an Investment Policy Statement (IPS) that guides investment choices and supports staff and board members in meeting their fiduciary duties.
In a world emphasizing fiscal responsibility, this guide aids your staff, board members, and investment committees in understanding nonprofit investing principles and fulfilling their fiduciary roles to enhance financial resources for your organization's mission.
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