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endowment

[en-dou-muhnt] / ɛnˈdaʊ mənt /




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Runaway gains by tech firms in the early days of the internet helped draw pensions, endowments and other deep-pocketed investors to private markets.

From The Wall Street Journal

He raced over to greet years-ago colleagues in restaurants and forged close relationships with executives at university endowments.

From The Wall Street Journal

Religious endowments known as bonyads control billions of dollars in assets that bankroll social services for the poor, salaries for clergy and industrial manufacturing.

From The Wall Street Journal

Once reserved for pension giants, endowments and the ultra-wealthy, private markets are now being reshaped and rebranded for a much broader audience.

From MarketWatch

So why was the board of trustees not willing to talk with the students about what Columbia’s endowment was invested in?

From Salon