Investment Returns Drop for Nonprofit Healthcare Organizations

A Commonfund Report

By Roy Chernus
SK Communication, LLC for Commonfund

Did you know that nonprofit healthcare organizations reported average investment returns which dropped [minus] -21.2% in fiscal year 2008, ending December 31st 2008?

Results

Attached below is a press release with findings from the 2009 Commonfund Benchmarks Study of Healthcare Organizations. The 143 participating healthcare organizations represented total investable and Defined Benefit plan assets of $113.8 billion, comprising investable assets of $81.6 billion and $32.2 billion in DB plan assets.

Assessment
www.commonfund.org/Commonfund/Archive/CF+Institute/2009+0921+CBS+Healthcare+Press+Release.htm

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3 Responses

  1. Investing “profits” also dropped in the for-profit hospital sector, too. It was a very bad year for all.
    Tim

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  2. Non-Profits

    Tens of thousands are at risk of missing a deadline for filing a new form with the Internal Revenue Service: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/37170305/ns/us_news-giving

    This may include some hospitals, too.

    Frank

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  3. Health Reform Will Drive Consolidation and Hinder Credit for Nonprofit Hospitals

    Healthcare reform will have a long-term negative credit effect on not-for-profit hospitals, even though it will reduce bad debt expenses and charity care, Moody’s Investors Service said in this new report.

    http://www.healthleadersmedia.com/content/FIN-249612/Moodys-Health-Reform-Will-Drive-Consolidation-Hinder-Credit-for-Nonprofit-Hospitals

    Samantha

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