Endowment Funds
University, foundation and charitable endowments invest to fund their mission indefinitely, which gives them a long horizon and a large appetite for private markets.
The endowment model
Many large endowments follow a model with heavy allocations to private equity, venture capital, real assets and hedge funds, run by a chief investment officer and a small staff. Smaller endowments often outsource to consultants or outsourced CIO firms.
Approaching an endowment
- Most allocate only through funds, with long due diligence cycles.
- Consultants and OCIO firms often control access to smaller endowments.
- Values and mission fit can matter alongside returns.
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