How to develop your investment strategy

June 2009 Supplement

When the Investment Powers Working Group conducted a review on behalf of the charity sector into the possible implications...

...for charities and their trustees of the principles developed by the Myners Review back in 2001, a useful set of guidelines emerged. These became known as the Charity Investment Principles (CHIPs) which are still available from ACEVO (2003) [1].

Author: Clarissa Dann

Clarissa Dann is the Editor of Caritas, Charity Funding Report and Codicil. Clarissa has a background in legal and professional publishing, as well as business journalism and holds an MBA from Cass Business School. She has also acted as clerk to the trustees of a small almshouses charity, as well as a member nominated trustee to a pension scheme of a multinational publishing company.

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