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Big Food Is Ripe for a Revolution
The wine industry shows how eco-friendly production can benefit both companies and consumers.
Cautious Creativity With Investment Funds: A Guide for Non-Profits
Why charities should be interested in exchange-traded funds.
How Charities Should Manage Their Cash
For non-profits, a large cash position could signal prudence or betray a lack of investing sophistication.
Automakers, Don’t Listen to Henry Ford
Car manufacturers would be wise to invest in multiple alternatives to the conventional car in order to succeed in diverse markets.
When Should Non-Profits Invest More Adventurously?
In select cases, alternative assets can help to diversify a charity’s portfolio and ease the volatility of returns.
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What Non-Profits Should Know Before Engaging With Money Managers
Trustees and investment committee members need to acquire a basic understanding of financial instruments.
What Non-Profits (and Governments) Need to Know About Investment Strategy
Charities investing in hedge funds isn’t necessarily a cause for concern.
Four Strategies for Balancing Charities’ Investment Risks
Avoid, reduce, transfer and accept are bywords for a disciplined and cautious approach.
The Four Most Prevalent Myths About Electric Cars
Breaking down the myths that hinder acceptance of electric vehicles.
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Charities and the Investment Risks They Face
Macroeconomic changes and fraudulent behaviour pose investment challenges.
Is Neo-Feudalism the New Nation-State?
The simultaneous rise of hyperlocal and transnational politics could fill the power vacuum left by the decline of the nation-state.
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Charities’ Path to Financial Longevity Begins With a Manifesto
An investment policy statement should guide the work of investment committees.
