This content is from: Portfolio Want to Succeed Like Swensen? Don’t Copy His Yale Model. Instead, researchers suggest that allocators customize the approach for their institution and focus on a “personal identity.” By Alicia McElhaney January 18, 2023
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This content is from: Corner Office This Multifamily Office Is Enlisting the Expertise of Entrepreneur Clients for a New PE Platform Pennington Partners has hired Greg DeNinno from Howard Hughes Medical Center to build its private equity capabilities. By Hannah Zhang February 01, 2023
This content is from: Corner Office How Institutions Game Benchmarks Richard Ennis argues that allocators are choosing a low bar to assess their performance, a practice that ultimately keeps active managers in business. By Julie Segal October 21, 2022
This content is from: Corner Office Endowments Don’t Plan to Increase Headcount. KKR Says This Is a Mistake. “The CIOs have been at the right place at the right time, so the question is ‘can that model outperform going forward?’” says KKR’s Henry McVey. By Jessica Hamlin September 28, 2022
