Investment Governance
Objectives, policy architecture, decision rights, investment committee effectiveness, liquidity and total-capital oversight.
IFCG provides independent Principal-side governance across the family’s existing investment architecture. The role is to strengthen oversight and decision discipline without replacing the appointed CIO, OCIO, private banks, custodians, managers or specialist advisers.
Objectives, policy architecture, decision rights, investment committee effectiveness, liquidity and total-capital oversight.
Independent review of appointed investment and wealth providers, with a focus on alignment, governance effectiveness, transparency, conflicts, economics and accountability.
Independent advice and perspective around material allocations, provider changes, illiquid commitments, leverage, liquidity events and other significant capital decisions.
Decision records, conflict governance, provider remediation, periodic governance review and institutional memory.
Initial discussions focus on how the capital is currently governed, where authority sits, how providers are overseen and which decisions are creating the greatest governance pressure.