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What Happens When a Foundation Takes on a Life of its Own?
Hemenway & Barnes
Travis Roy’s story is well known—in 1995, the rising college hockey star suffered an on-ice injury that left him paralyzed from the neck down after only 11 seconds of his first Boston
Trustee Best Practices: How to Serve the Family Well and Minimize Personal Risk
Warner Norcross + Judd
When done well, a trustee’s service can have a profoundly positive impact on a family; when done poorly, a trustee’s service can create or exacerbate fissures within a family, dissipate
Turn Your Passion into Payday: Managing Your Collection Like An Investment
Wilmington Trust
Investment in collectible assets is growing worldwide as wealthy individuals in emerging markets such as China, India, and Latin America join the ranks of collectors. While most collectors invest
Becoming a Philanthropist: There's More Involved Than Just Writing Checks
Wilmington Trust
Just as an individual goes through life cycles, so does a charity. From the start-up phase to adopting a strategic vision to looking at ways to grow the charity, there are many steps to consider at
How Can I Minimize the Negative Effects of My Behavioral Biases?
Drexel Morgan Capital Advisers
Research shows that individuals investing directly in stocks or in mutual funds tend to have substantially lower returns than do comparable equity indices or the funds themselves. This
Why Do I Need An Investment Policy Statement?
Drexel Morgan Capital Advisers
One of the main components of investment management is an Investment Policy Statement (the IPS) that serves as a strategic guide to the planning and implementation of an investment program. It is a