Sentence examples for managed endowments from inspiring English sources

So it is clear that the aggressively managed endowments were incurring great financial risk.

That is, they worried principally about their own endowment's return benchmarked to the returns of the most aggressively managed endowments.

In many cases–Harvard, Yale, Duke and Stanford are the best examples they earned annual returns more than twice the returns of more traditionally managed endowments.

For years, these aggressively managed endowments outperformed the more conservatively managed stock and bond "balanced portfolios" used by many traditional institutional investors such as many pension and insurance funds.

After the 2000-1 stock market plunge, the managed endowment, excluding the Chrysler Building, lost half its value.

Mr. Michaelson said Cooper Union's returns for the managed endowment, excluding the Chrysler asset and cash, were negative 14 percent in fiscal year 2009, 10 percent in 2010 and 17 percent in 2011.

So people with other kinds of fiduciary duty – people, say, managing endowments, pension funds and investment portfolios – will want to get their money out of these companies before the bubble bursts.

The school blames the financial crisis mainly on miscalculation of managing endowments.

People who have been approached about the job say the firm is looking for people who have managed large endowments and other funds; they estimated the fund's size at "several billion dollars".

Details of more than 350 of his currency trades between 1919 and 1939 were kept in the archives of King's College Cambridge, where Keynes managed the endowment fund.

Chiefly, however, during this time Harvard managed its endowment assets very conservatively.