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Yale Accelerates Carbon Reduction Targets, Creates New Divestment Policies

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How To Invest Like A Legend

David Swensen, former head of the Yale Endowment, took the fund from $1.3 billion to over $30 billion, averaging over 12% annual returns over the course of three decades. His investment principles were built on the power of diversification to mitigate risk. Investors should adopt the same strategy.

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Why the Yale model of investment teaches us the wrong lessons

The “Yale model” of investment sparked a boom in alternative assets, yet its mastermind gave very different investing advice.

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David Swensen: The Peter Lynch of Institutional Investing

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Self-confident yet selfless : Yale s David Swensen dies at 67

May 6, 2021 Share this with FacebookShare this with TwitterShare this with LinkedInShare this with EmailPrint this David F. Swensen ’80 Ph.D., whose revolutionary approach to managing Yale’s endowment, warmth of spirit, and personal integrity made him one of the world’s most admired institutional investors and a beloved member of the Yale community, died May 5 in New Haven, after a long battle with cancer. He was 67. Self-confident, selfless, spirited, and guided by a finely tuned moral compass, Swensen assumed management of Yale’s endowment in the mid-1980s, when he was in his early 30s and the endowment stood at $1.3 billion. In the decades to come, he won international renown for an approach to institutional investing that emphasized diversification beyond publicly traded stocks and bonds, especially with illiquid and alternative assets, for his commitment to ethical action in work and life, and for financial results.

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