Charity investors have watched the ebbs and flows of the stock market this year with more anxiety th...
Charity investors have watched the ebbs and flows of the stock market this year with more anxiety than most. Conservative by nature, many charities are wary of investing their money in stocks and shares. Troubled by the perceived risks of such investments, trustees worry they might jeopardise the future of the charity and its good works. Fortunately, trustees today have a much greater knowledge of the markets - largely thanks to financial trade journals and financial advisers - and understand there is a trade-off between risk and return. Charities are therefore benefiting from the adoptio...
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