Trustee - Moneyfacts Research Foundation

Trustees Unlimited

Norwich, Norfolk (On-site)

Unpaid role, expenses paid

Voluntary

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Job description

Who They Are

Moneyfacts Research Foundation was established to broaden research and understanding of interest rates, including their use and economic effects.

The Foundation’s objects are:

To advance education, research, and understanding of economics, with a focus on interest rates, their purpose, and their economic, monetary, and domestic consequences.
To study the skills and expertise required for interest rate setting, as well as data collection and analysis.

The Role

Moneyfacts Research Foundation (Charity No. 1211382) is a newly formed charity seeking two additional trustees. The Foundation is supported and financed by Moneyfacts Group plc, the UK’s leading provider of interest rate data.

Trustee Duties

In addition to statutory responsibilities, trustees are expected to:

Attend 3–4 board meetings annually, prepared to contribute to discussions and scrutinise board papers.
Advise and support the board on the continuous development and improvement of the Foundation.
Assist in networking within the sector.
Apply their knowledge and experience to help the board make sound decisions.

Person Specification

The Foundation seeks trustees who bring energy, enthusiasm, and diverse thinking to the board. The ideal candidate will have:

Previous experience in the finance sector.
Willingness and ability to understand trustee responsibilities and act in the charity’s best interests.
Creative and strategic thinking skills.
Capacity for independent judgement and collaborative work as a board member.
Strong communication skills and active participation in discussions.
Enthusiasm for the Foundation’s vision and mission.

Terms of Appointment

Initial appointment is for two years.
The role is unpaid, as it is a charity position, but reasonable expenses will be reimbursed.
Trustees are expected to attend 3–4 board meetings per year, currently held in person in Norwich.
The Foundation’s primary activity is the publication of INTEREST, a journal released every six weeks to coincide with Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee meetings.