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This report presents the findings of the first in-depth research into the nature of the organisations being created through the stock transfer process; their organisational culture, governance arrangements and staff management practices. It also investigates the role of Transfer HAs as developers and their evolving relationships with the local authorities. It asks critical questions such as: · How different are transfer HAs from traditional Housing Associations? · To what extent can they be considered "a new breed of dynamic RSLs (Registered Social Landlords)"? · How far have they inherited the values and ethos of their antecedent bodies?

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Contents: Executive summary; Introduction; The stock transfer process; Organisational structures; Staff management and organisational culture; Governance; Housing management; Finance and development; Relationships with local authorities; Conclusions and policy implications.

Maturing assets: The evolution of stock transfer

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      Publisher: Policy Press
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 10/09/2003
      ISBN13: 9781861345455, 978-1861345455
      ISBN10: 1861345453

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      This report presents the findings of the first in-depth research into the nature of the organisations being created through the stock transfer process; their organisational culture, governance arrangements and staff management practices. It also investigates the role of Transfer HAs as developers and their evolving relationships with the local authorities. It asks critical questions such as: · How different are transfer HAs from traditional Housing Associations? · To what extent can they be considered "a new breed of dynamic RSLs (Registered Social Landlords)"? · How far have they inherited the values and ethos of their antecedent bodies?

      Trade Review
      "This report by Hal Pawson and Cathie Fancy helps fill a major void in information." Roof

      Table of Contents
      Contents: Executive summary; Introduction; The stock transfer process; Organisational structures; Staff management and organisational culture; Governance; Housing management; Finance and development; Relationships with local authorities; Conclusions and policy implications.

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