Contents of magazine
Veena Dookoo – trust in the charity sector is on the decline, and charities must take note.
Harj Singh – many charities are falling victim to the relentless cyberwarfare every organisation is subjected to.
Andrew Wauchope – there are several reasons why charity trustees should not use past investment returns as a guide.
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Contents – No. 125 Spring 2019
Page 1 – Addressing foreign aid sexual exploitation risks
Sarah Erwin-Jones on the launch of a register of sex offenders.
Page 2 – Ensuring charity merchandise is ethical
Veena Dookoo on committing to ethical production of merchandise.
Page 3 – How live protests can go wrong
Rose McDonnell on how not to try to get your message across.
Page 4 – Pursuing effective data governance
Harj Singh on charities focusing on making their data safe.
Page 5 – Five ways your investment process can go wrong
Nick Murphy on avoiding the most common investment mistakes.
Page 6 – Building charity endowment funds
Christopher Aldous on the role and construction of endowments.
Page 7 – Forecasting realistic charity investment returns
Andrew Wauchope on a realistic return for charity portfolios.
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