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Northwick Park Hospital financial loss
Charitable donations invested by The North West London Hospitals NHS Trust have lost more than £400,000 in value in just eight months due to the credit crunch.
The trust, which manages Northwick Park Hospital in Watford Road, Harrow, and Central Middlesex Hospital in Park Royal, sunk sums bequeathed in wills and other monetary gifts into a fund managed by CLLA Investment Management and worth £5.6 million.
On April 1, the fund had made a profit of £412,559 but by November 30 2008 this had fallen by £902,726 because of the credit crunch.
The trust's board met on December 17 and was told if it cashed in the charitable fund now, it would lose an estimated £420,182.
In light of this, the board agreed to slash 10 per cent off the value of the fund to bring it closer to £5m.
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