Investment Committee Charter

An investment committee charter is a document that defines the purpose, composition, and responsibilities of a company’s investment committee. The committee is typically responsible for overseeing the company’s investment strategy, policies, and performance. The charter specifies the qualifications and selection process for committee members, as well as their roles and duties. It also outlines the committee’s decision-making authority, such as setting investment goals, allocating assets, and selecting investment managers. The charter may also address issues such as conflicts of interest, risk management, and reporting requirements. A clear and comprehensive investment committee charter helps to ensure effective oversight, prudent decision-making, and alignment with the company’s overall financial objectives.