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Feb 13, 2025 |
institutionalinvestor.com | Amy Whyte |James Comtois |Michelle Celarier
Last year, 15 prominent CIOs and investment industry leaders were brought together to discuss the most pressing problem facing allocators: how to fix the endowment model. The group, which included investment chiefs from the Harvard, Columbia, and Cambridge University endowments, among others, spent three hours debating issues like: Will private equity continue to outperform? Should investors move away from rigid targets for asset allocation? What’s the best way to measure performance?
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