Why Don’t You Invest Like Harvard?
Harvard’s $50.7 billion endowment isn’t just big, it’s also one of the best-managed endowments in the world. Overseen by some of the brightest financial minds, Harvard and other Ivy League endowments have outperformed traditional portfolios for decades by focusing on alternative investments, private markets, and consistent cash flow.
How Do Ivy League Endowments Allocate Capital?
Here’s a look at how some of the top university endowments invest:
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
The Takeaway for Investors
These endowments don’t rely on stocks and bonds alone. In fact, all of these Ivy League schools allocate less than 30% of their portfolios to public markets, instead prioritizing alternative assets to generate steady returns regardless of market conditions.
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