Charity fund management: new order opens door to whole new world

Article Abstract:

UK charity fund management is likely to be affected by a planned repeal of the Trustee Investments Act of 1961 (TIA). The TIA is seen as causing problems both for beneficiaries and for trustees. Increased flexibility should result from abolition and this should help trustees. There may be some disadvantages with the changes such as higher costs from investments abroad and from reclaiming taxes. The change should on balance be beneficial through updating regulations.

Laws, regulations and rules, Trusts and trustees, Trustees, Trusts (Law)

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The business of charity

Article Abstract:

Charities have financial responsibilities, and common investment funds are a way for smaller charities to handle their investments.

Usage, Investment companies

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The changing rules of charity

Article Abstract:

The impact of changes in regulations on the management of the finances of charities is examined in detail.

Analysis, Portfolio management

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