Section 5 of 10
Vermogensbeheer
How funds are held, who signs, and the beschikkingsmacht link.
Right now
State where the vermogen is held, who has signing authority, and any investment policy.
Tie this back to beschikkingsmacht — no single beleidsbepaler controls the vermogen.
What this step also covers
This section is where the operational expression of beschikkingsmacht lives — the equal-votes design from Step 2 shows up here as co-signing rules on bank accounts and contracts.
Cover:
- Where the vermogen is held — bank in the name of the stichting; no commingling with personal accounts.
- Signing authority — two-bestuurder co-signing for bank and contracts; no founder veto, no single-signature override.
- Investment policy (if any) — typically: no speculative investments; cash and low-risk instruments only, with stated risk limits.
- The beschikkingsmacht statement — “no single beleidsbepaler can dispose of the vermogen as if it were their own.”
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