Read our Philanthropy Focus supplement, featuring Nigel Mansell CBE and his dedication to UK Youth
John E. Kaye
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The supplement leads with Nigel Mansell CBE and his 25-year commitment to transforming the lives of young people with UK Youth, by raising millions and launching innovative programs
Also includes Liechtenstein Finance on enhancing regulations to allow charitable foundations to engage in impact investing and venture philanthropy, while maintaining tax-exempt status, along with a case study from AGRO Agriculture Foundation and an article from Dr Massimo Radaelli on treating rare diseases.
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