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Because the financial markets are volatile, every healthcare organization should establish its own investment policy and guidelines. An investment policy reflects the views of a hospital's board of trustees, and helps the trustees avoid conflict of interest situations. Investment guidelines spell out management's approach to three critical investing components: safety of principal, liquidity, and yield.
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As financial managers run healthcare institutions like a business, the idea of investing excess or reserved funds as a method of increasing cash flow is becoming more accepted. Often times, though, a review of the basics of investment management is needed. By reviewing various methods such as yield curve analysis, procedures and reporting, and portfolio review, financial managers can be assured of a sound investment policy for their institutions.