Common use of Combined Investment Fund Clause in Contracts

Combined Investment Fund. Most of the investable assets of The Community Foundation’s Component Funds are combined to create an ‘investment pool.’ Through this aggregation, The Community Foundation has created a highly diversified investment portfolio that retains managers by asset class to ensure the financial resources held by The Community Foundation are managed to grow over time for increased philanthropic impact. The Fund’s investments are overseen and directed by The Community Foundation’s Investment Committee (composed of Board Trustees and outside experts) with the assistance of a third-party advisor, meeting quarterly to review results, analyze trends, review individual manager performance and decide if any changes are to be made to the Combined Investment Fund.1

Combined Investment Fund. Most of the investable assets of The Community Foundation’s Component Funds are combined to create an ‘investment pool.’ Through this aggregation, The Community Foundation has created a highly diversified investment portfolio that retains managers by asset class to ensure that the financial resources held by The Community Foundation are managed to grow over time for increased philanthropic impact. The Fund’s investments are overseen and directed by The Community Foundation’s Investment Committee (composed of Board Trustees and outside experts) with the assistance of a third-party advisor, meeting quarterly to review results, analyze trends, review individual manager performance and decide if any changes are to be made to the Combined Investment Fund.1

Combined Investment Fund. Most of the investable assets of The Community Foundation’s Component Funds are combined to create an ‘investment pool.’ Through this aggregation, The Community Foundation has created a highly diversified investment portfolio that retains managers by asset class to ensure the financial resources held by The Community Foundation are managed to grow over time for increased philanthropic impact. The Fund’s investments are overseen and directed by The Community Foundation’s Investment Committee (composed of Board Trustees and outside experts) with the assistance of a third-party advisor, meeting quarterly to review results, analyze trends, review individual manager performance performance, and decide if any changes are to be made to the Combined Investment Fund.1

Combined Investment Fund. Most of the investable assets of The Community Foundation’s Component component Funds are combined to create an ‘investment pool.’ Through this aggregation, The Community Foundation has created a highly diversified diversified, low-cost investment portfolio vehicle that retains top quartile asset managers by asset class to ensure the financial resources held by The Community Foundation are managed to grow over time for increased philanthropic impact. The Fund’s investments are overseen and directed by The Community Foundation’s Investment Committee with the assistance of a third-party advisor. The Investment Committee (composed of Board Trustees and outside experts) with the assistance of a third-party advisor, meeting meets quarterly to review results, analyze trends, review individual manager performance and decide if any changes are to be made to the Combined Investment Fund.1Fund.