OM DENNE EPISODE
In the penultimate episode focusing on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion sees Rachel Titchen and Gail Cunningham talking through the ways in which all trustee/staff/committee members who are involved in the charity’s investments commit to exploring, understanding and taking action with regard to equity, diversity and inclusion. Although this principle comes with only Recommends, it is a really critical principle, that might take a while to implement effectively, but that will hopefully ensure longer term success of a charity when applied.
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SØK BLANT TIDLIGERE EPISODER
Søk etter gamle episoder av Charity Investment Governance Principles (CIGP) Series.
ANDRE EPISODE I DENNE PODKAST
Rachel Titchen and Gail Cunningham start looking at the first Principle from the CIGP - Purpose of Investments. Here the focus is on ensuring that charities use their investments to benefit the charity’s purpose. The focus here is given to the objectives of the investments and what they are being u…
Rachel Titchen and Gail Cunningham have moved on to the second principle – Leadership. In this principle, they explore how to adopt a delegation framework that best aligns the charity’s investment to their purpose. There’s a focus on understanding that all trustees are jointly responsible for the d…
Rachel Titchen and Gail Cunningham start the series by exploring the CIGPs and how Trustees and Finance teams should use these principles in practice. The episode covers who the principles have been designed for and what timeframe they are expected to be included in charity practice. Rachel and Gai…
In this episode Rachel Titchen and Gail Cunningham move onto the third principle – Integrity. This principles has a lot of focus on how investments can potentially create reputational risks and how this can be mitigated. There are also a lot of opportunities to further a charity’s purpose through t…
Rachel Titchen and Gail Cunningham explore the fourth principle on Decision-making, Risk and Control. This principle explores how taking advice on investments is a requirement as set out in the CC14 guidance and the ways trustees should record their decisions when they are being made. The Charity I…
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