An IPS tells potential donors that you have done your homework and have a framework for your investments, for the
investment of their money. Donors may ask to see your IPS, along with your financials. We can also advise you
regarding a Gift Acceptance Policy if you do not already have one. This document may keep your organization out
of trouble by having a policy regarding what types if gifts you can and cannot accept.
All institutional portfolio management is done under a fee-based arrangement, with the fee structure set forth on the
Fees page. Religious organizations, start up endowments, and other smaller non-profits may receive discounted
portfolio management services.
Trusts and Foundations
We suggest that all institutions have an Investment Policy Statement (IPS). An IPS defines your investment
allocation and preferred investment vehicles. It is the road map for current and future policy makers, as well as
money managers. If you have an IPS we can review it with you to see if anything has changed within the
organization to warrant a change. If it was drafted several years ago, there may be market realities that warrant
changes as well.
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