New entrants have significantly increased the minimum income requirements for membership of the Charity 250 Index, writes Diane Sim.
Raising the bar: 250 Index constituent review 2012
Five new entrants and five exits, but still no change in the top tier in this year’s review of the Charity 100 Index, reports Diane Sim.
Last year’s recovery of the Charity 250 Index and the upturn in voluntary income have both been short-lived, writes Diane Sim.
The Charity 100 Index continues to rise but – mirroring last year’s lacklustre performance – it is still falling short of both its quarterly and annual benchmarks, finds Diane Sim.
For the first time in two years the Charity 250 Index has outperformed both its quarterly and annual benchmarks, writes Diane Sim.
The Charity 100 Index has met its quarterly performance target but needs a few more quarters like this to get fully back on track, reports Diance Sim.
Income from grants and fees continues to prop up other income streams in the Charity 250 Index. Diane Sim wonders how long this can be sustained.
Financial results for 2010 have so far arrested the decline of the Charity 100 Index, but they should not mask its continued underperformance, reports Diane Sim.
Strong Q1 performance tails off in Q2, as income from grants and fees comes under pressure, reports Diane Sim.
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