This month's Charity Finance looks at strategy, and how charities should approach long-term strategy development during uncertain times. It also includes articles on the importance of integrating risk into strategic planning, and how the Access Foundation is driving social impact throught its investment portfolio and programmes. It also features the annual charity audit survey.
Latest
- Gareth Jones: My Christmas wish: a better 2017
- Technical briefing: Employment taxation: end of year roundup
- Technical briefing: Changes to serious incident reporting
- Technical briefing: Regulator calls for revision of fundraising contracts
Cover theme
- Setting a direction: Sally Bagwell explores the ways charities can approach long-term strategy development during uncertain times
- Are you ready for change?: Steve Harris outlines how Leonard Cheshire Disability is boistering its strategy for the future
- The role of risk: It is important to integorate risk into your strategic planning, says Alyson Pepperill
Audit Survey 2016
- A perfect storm: A difficult funding enivronment, enhanced reporting requirements and hostile media attention are creating a challengin climate for charities, finds Diane Sim
Analysis
- Raising the bar: How are charities responding to the new fundraising environment? A Charity Finance roundtable gathered some of the people tasked with meeting this challenge
- Hitting the bullseye: Jane Oliver explains the Access Foundation's strategy of driving social impact through its investment portfolio and programmes
Opinion
- Great expectations: The new directions for independent examination are asking too much of practitioners, says Chris Harris
- Neglected networks: Charities should use their network of supporters and volunteers to fill IT gaps, argues Mary McKenna
- Time to look forwards: Simplify your management accounts and make sure you're always looking forward, says Mark Salway
Databank
- haysmacintyre / Charity Finance 100 Index: Diane Sim reports on a positive quarter for the Charity 250 Index, and takes a closer look at the representation of religious charities in the Indexes
- Charity investment analysis: Emily Peterson looks at the impact of the new US president on investment
Closing time
- Sneer sightedness: As a strange year comes to a close, it's time to restore public trust in the sneering liberal elite, says Ian Allsop
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