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Margaret Steen

Margaret Steen

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Editor, FO PRO

San Francisco Bay

Final Covers

Fintech, Neobanks Insurtech, and Blockchain. Cryptocurrency, Regtech VC's and Funding, Digital Payments Digital Banking

Doesn’t Cover

Porn, Gambling, etc.

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Total articles 140

  • Succession Planning for Donor-Advised Funds

    By Margaret Steen| FO PRO@ Donor-advised funds (DAFs) allow a donor to make a charitable contribution to the fund and then direct the institution holding the fund to disperse funds to qualifying nonprofits at a later date. But what happens to the funds after the death of the donor? David Torre, a wealth strategist and  adjunct instructor with the Edyth Bush Institute for Philanthropy & Nonprofit Leadership at Rollins College, has written about this issue: Donor-advised funds: Planning for the exit.

    By Margaret Steen · FO PRO

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Building a Family Office-Centered Technology Solution

    By Margaret Steen| FO PRO@ Working as general counsel for a family office in 2008, Jill Creager found a frustrating lack of technology suited to family office needs. So, she built iPaladin, which launched as a product for family offices in 2010 and has been offered via a software-as-a-service model since 2017. Creager, iPaladin’s CEO, talks about the technology challenges family offices face:What challenges did you face in your family office work that technology was not addressing? We wanted a system to help run the office.

    By Margaret Steen · FO PRO

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Succession Planning for Donor-Advised Funds

    By Margaret Steen| FO PRO@ Donor-advised funds (DAFs) allow a donor to make a charitable contribution to the fund and then direct the institution holding the fund to disperse funds to qualifying nonprofits at a later date. But what happens to the funds after the death of the donor? David Torre, a wealth strategist and  adjunct instructor with the Edyth Bush Institute for Philanthropy & Nonprofit Leadership at Rollins College, has written about this issue: Donor-advised funds: Planning for the exit.

    By Margaret Steen · FO PRO

    Apr. 14, 2025

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FO PRO

San Francisco Bay, United States