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Advice
to Investors
Investment in the ADF is designed
for investors who wish to assist
the Church in its work and for
whom consideration of profit is
not of primary relevance.
The operation of the ADF is not
subject to the usual prospectus
and trust deed requirements of
the law pursuant to an exemption
issued by the Australian Securities
and Investment Commission.
The ADF is required to lodge annual
audited financial statements with
the Commission but has not been
examined nor approved by the Commission.
Deposits with the ADF are not
secured but the Anglican Diocese
of Canberra and Goulburn guarantees
repayment of monies on demand.
The majority of depositors' funds
are invested in loans to schools,
for parish buildings, clergy housing
and Anglican welfare projects.
Surplus liquidity from time to
time may be invested in trustee
investments, bank accepted bills,
shares and unsecured convertible
notes of companies listed on the
Stock Exchange, first charge debentures
in companies, and other securities
for the time being approved by
Bishop-In-Council.
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