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It was noted that the Charitable Trust must make a
decision in respect of options available i.e. remain with Halbis,
Indexation, Enhanced indexation, Multi-Manger or a combination of
these options. Further details of these options were
supplied.
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The Treasurer observed that each of these options appeared
to move away from the overall approach which the Charitable Trust
had required from the investment managers. The Committee
considered that Barnett Waddingham LLP, as the Charitable Trust's
Independent Investment Advisors, it was well placed to take their
advice on the options suggested by HSBC Investments and other
options.
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Following discussions it was RESOLVED :-
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3.1
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that arrangements be made for Barnett Waddingham LLP
to meet with representatives from HSBC Investments to seek further
information on the position and the options available.
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3.2
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that arrangements be made to convene a special
meeting of the Investments and Contracts Committee following 3.1
above to give further consideration to the proposals from HSBC
Investments and the advice of the Advisors.
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The Investment Management reported that for the year
ending June 2006 the portfolio showed a return of 14.5% against the
benchmark return of 16.1%. The market value of the fund was
£14,096,768. It was reported that the performance for
quarter 2 had again been disappointing and that UK Equities remain
the problem area.
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It was further noted that Bond yields have risen in 2006
but Bond returns are unlikely to exceed cash returns over the
next twelve months.
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RESOLVED to accept the report.
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