This content is from: Portfolio Private Assets Drove Endowment and Pension Returns Last Year. Now They Are a Drag. Exposure to private equity and venture capital is causing public pension funds and endowments to fall short of their benchmarks, according to Markov Processes International. By Michael Thrasher May 22, 2023
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