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3 ways to measure your charity’s investment performance Charities have different objectives when it comes to investments and this will be reflected in their differing investment policies. However, all charities should be looking at similar measurements to determine the overall performance of the fund… Lloyds Bank Foundation: Investing in charities As part of its response to the Civil Society Strategy consultation, Lloyds Bank Foundation for England and Wales brought together leading sector organisations to highlight their key priorities for a new strategy. Caroline Howe, Policy and National Programmes Manager at Lloyds Bank Foundation tells Charity Financials Insider why… Cuts and competition: Is the future local? The Carillion collapse has drawn attention to failings in the procurement system, which suggests a need to rethink public services from the bottom-up, giving individuals and communities a say in the way services are designed and delivered…See all articles
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Charity trustee reports: the challenge of transparency vs lengthThe changes that SORP 2015 brought to the Trustees Report have been bedding in for the last few years. Transparency and balance were the requirements, although achieving that is not as clear as those changes that required a mere disclosure…
Charities and contractors: the tax changes you need to know aboutNew tax legislation which comes into force in April 2020 addresses the use of contractors using personal service companies…
How to deal with trustee conflicts of interestsThe Charity Commission continues to publish concerns around the use of charity funds and whether they were used in the best interests of the charity. One of the key concerns often raised, is whether a trustee took a decision with the best interest of the charity in mind, or whether their decision making was compromised by a conflict of interest…
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