The Indiana Children’s Wish Fund, which grants wishes to children and teenagers with life-threatening illnesses, got an early Christmas gift on 21 December 2007, according to the New York Times. Morgan Keegan, a brokerage firm in Memphis, made an undisclosed payment to the charity to settle an arbitration claim; the Wish Fund said it had lost $48,000 in a mutual fund from Morgan Keegan that had invested heavily in dicey mortgage securities. Now that the Wish Fund’s complaint has been settled, Ms. Ceaser-Hudson can carry on the organization’s work, the New York Times reports.
Saturday, January 5, 2008
Indiana Children's Wish Fund Wins One
The Indiana Children’s Wish Fund, which grants wishes to children and teenagers with life-threatening illnesses, got an early Christmas gift on 21 December 2007, according to the New York Times. Morgan Keegan, a brokerage firm in Memphis, made an undisclosed payment to the charity to settle an arbitration claim; the Wish Fund said it had lost $48,000 in a mutual fund from Morgan Keegan that had invested heavily in dicey mortgage securities. Now that the Wish Fund’s complaint has been settled, Ms. Ceaser-Hudson can carry on the organization’s work, the New York Times reports.
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