Sentence examples for endowment into from inspiring English sources
Mr. Swensen pioneered the concept of diversifying an endowment into nontraditional assets like real estate, timber, private equity and hedge funds.
It all degenerated badly, after some confusion about the phrase generous endowment," into an unseemly spat over the size of Aubrey's dick.
King's College London has endorsed a plan that would sink millions of its £179m endowment into clean energy, and drop investments in the most polluting fossil fuels.
Mr. Landesman, who is trying to use his star power to develop the Endowment into a catalyst that can generate far-reaching investment in the arts, has made clear that he has big ideas for his little agency.
His approach has led Yale's endowment into hedge funds, private equity funds and hard assets like timber and oil and gas, and made his performance one that is closely watched by Wall Street.
[A18.] Manager of Harvard Money to Leave Jack R. Meyer, the investment manager who helped propel Harvard University's endowment into a league of its own, said that he was leaving to start his own firm.
He said the heirs commonly rolled the endowments into separate donor-advised funds where each of them lived.
Some wealthier colleges have hired money managers to direct their portfolios, building endowments into the billions of dollars.
It seems counter intuitive that the same foundations fighting to deliver sustainable, irreversible positive change invest their sizeable financial endowments into activities that generate returns in ways that hinder the realisation of their philanthropic efforts and do not reflect the values they espouse.
The "Natural Resource Charter,"2 with its 12 principles on how to turn the natural endowments into extraction and development, is such a tool available for resource-rich developing countries.
Our approach resembles the long-lasting debate about resource conflicts and a resource curse, i.e. the institutional inability to transform natural endowments into economic development.
