While a careful consideration of risk is at the heart of any investment strategy, nonprofits are required to invest in such a way that does not jeopardize their underlying functions — for example, by leaving them short of capital needed for annual spending on their charitable works, or even by tying up their assets so that cash isn’t accessible when it’s needed.
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Topic tags: Investment Strategy
Related guides: Investment of Nonprofit Financial Assets