Investment committees of not-for-profit organizations have numerous options available to them when making investment decisions. Traditionally, investment committees have opted to invest in stocks, mutual funds and bonds in fulfilling their fiduciary responsibilities. In recent years, the term " Alternative Investments" has entered the marketplace. Alternative Investments are generally private , non-regulated investments which allow investors to pool funds, diversify risk, and utilize professional management. Market quotes from reliable sources such as the New York Stock Exchange or NASDAQ are not available. To read more click on Full Article below.

By: James G. Kennedy, CPA

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