Capital Issue Newsletter Winter 2010

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This season's edition of The Capital Issue focuses on financing options that are helping providers get projects done despite the tight economy. We also discuss active vs. passive management in The Nonprofit Minute, a discussion nonprofit investors should consider as they seek to reduce fees and restructure their portfolios to weather market shifts. If you have any questions on these topics or would like us to visit in person to explain them, please don't hesitate to contact us.

- Tom Green, CEO

Feature

Short-lived Financing Options can make Capital Projects Feasible in a Tough Economy
Several recently created or modified credit enhancement and financing options are helping ensure community resources can continue to evolve. [more]

Health Care

More Hospitals to become Eligible to Refinance Through HUD
The first public option to refinance hospital debt will be made viable for more hospitals if proposed changes are codified later this spring. [more]

Senior Living

Financing Senior Living in 2010: The Art of the Senior Living Financing Deal
Securing financing is as much art as science. Flexibility in financing and new options were key to getting deals done in 2009 and will continue to be key in 2010. [more]

Affordable Housing

Financing Options in the Era of ARRA
Shovel-ready affordable housing projects received a jump-start in 2009 with support from two American Recovery and Reinvestment Act programs. [more]

Nonprofit Minute

Comparing Active vs. Passive Management
Manager selection is an important part of constructing an institutional investment portfolio, but institutional investors must first decide whether to use active management or passive management. [more]

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