Annual Report 2008-9 - The British School at Rome

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N OTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS for the year ended 31 March 2009 17. UNRESTRICTED FUNDS General Capital Designated Total Total Funds Fund Funds 2009 2008 £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 At 1 April 860 278 1,273 2,411 2,493 Net (outgoing)/ incoming resources (94) - (3) (97) 30 Realised gains on investments - - - - 22 Unrealised (losses)/ gains on investments (138) - (253) (391) (134) At 31 March 628 278 1,017 1,923 2,411 The designated funds are funds set aside by Council for various grants for research and scholarship and arise from unrestricted bequests. 18. RESTRICTED FUNDS British Academy Getty Cary Appeal PHI Other Total Total Fund Fund Fund Fund Funds Funds 2009 2008 £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 At 1 April Total incoming 15 98 154 32 2,020 97 2,416 620 resources - - 6 9 2,656 7 2,678 3,391 Total resources expended (15) (57) (15) (5) (1,734) (8) (1,834) ( 1,582) Realised gains on investments - - - - - - - 2 Unrealised (losses)/ gains on investments - - (37) - - (8) (45) (15) At 31 March - 41 108 36 2,942 88 3,215 2,416 50 The bequest establishing the Cary Fund was restricted and Council determined in November 1995 that it should be used to create a fellowship to enable an academic to undertake research in Rome and to be involved with a School postgraduate taught course. The Packard Humanities Institute (PHI) Funds represent grants given by the Institute to finance specific projects, principally in Herculaneum. The British Academy fund related to funding for a collaborative project with the Society for Libyan Studies to fund a series of Punic Mediterranean workshops. The Getty Fund represents grants given by The Getty Foundation for the arrangement and description of the J.B. Ward-Perkins photographic collection. 19. ANALYSIS OF NET ASSETS BETWEEN FUNDS Unrestricted Restricted Funds Funds Total £’000 Fund balances at 31 March 2009 are represented by: £’000 £’000 Tangible fixed assets 557 - 557 Investments 1,534 140 1,674 Cash 327 3,663 3,990 Other current assets 77 - 77 Current liabilities (275) (588) (863) Long-term liabilities (297) - (297) Total net assets 1,923 3,215 5,138 20. COMMITMENTS The School has awarded grants and scholarships totalling £89,395 to be paid in 2009–10 (2008–9 — £85,210). No provision has been made for these grants as the conditions attaching to the grants had not been met at 31 March 2009. 21. CONTROLLING PARTY The activities of the School are controlled by Council. There is no ultimate controlling party of the School.
S UBCOMMITTEES AND H ONORARY F ELLOWS Faculty of the Fine Arts Ms E. Bonham Carter Ms S. Boyce OBE° Mr W. Cobbing° Ms J. Farrer Mr J. Fobert Ms A. Gallagher Mr J. Gill (Chair from January 2009) Ms C. Hawley* Professor C. Hopkins Ms T. Kovats° Ms J. Lomax OBE(Chair to December 2008)* Ms V. Lovell Mr D. Masi Professor R. Tavernor° Ms A. Turnbull* Dr A. Williamson Mr A. Wilson Faculty of Archaeology, History and Letters Dr C. Burdett* Dr E. Isayev Dr V. Izzet Dr R. Jackson Professor R. McKitterick Professor M. Millett (Chair of Archaeology) Professor S. Milner Dr J. Crawley Quinn Professor L. Riall Dr C. Richardson Dr C. Robertson Dr F. Salmon (Chair) Dr A. Sennis Dr R. Skeates Mr B. Ward-Perkins (Chair of Publications) Professor R. Whitehouse* Professor A. Wilson Mr M. Wilson Jones ___________________ ° Joined during 2008–9 * Left during 2008–9 HONORARY FELLOWS Professor Girolamo Arnaldi Professor Anna Maria Bietti Sestieri Dr Angelo Bottini Mr Peter Brown CBE Professor Andrea Carandini Mr Roderick Cavaliero Professor Filippo Coarelli Professor Lucos Cozza Professor Francesco D’Andria Professor Stefano De Caro Professor Paolo Delogu Lady Egerton OBE Professor Emanuela Fabbricotti Mr Robert Jackson Professor Anna Gallina Zevi Professor Pietro Giovanni Guzzo Professor Adriano La Regina Professor Eugenio La Rocca Dr Tersilio Leggio Professor David Marshall Professor Fergus Millar Avv. Luca Cordero di Montezemolo Professor John Osborne Dr David Woodley Packard Professor Silvio Panciera Professor Paola Pelagatti Dr Anna Maria Reggiani Professor Geoffrey Rickman Lord Sainsbury of Preston Candover KG Mr Michael Stillwell Professor Mario Torelli Professor Maria Luisa Veloccia Rinaldi Professor Fausto Zevi 51
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