SLIDESHOW: Ivy League Endowments – Who Did Best In FY2011?
The results are finally in (thank you, Brown) for the 2011 performance rankings of the eight Ivy League endowments. They are ordered below from the worst percentage return to the best.
If you can’t guess the winner (of course, you’re all winners, like little league), we won’t spoil the fun. You’ll just have to page through to see if you’re right.
We also throw in a few other interesting tidbits, such as average annual performances over the last decade (although not every school reported this).
Being a private equity crew, what you may care most about is how each school did with its buyout investments. Again, we included all the information we could find, but not everyone is as forthcoming as Yale, Harvard and Cornell (hint, hint, to everyone else…).
Endowment Return, Fiscal 2011: 18.4 percent return
Size of Endowment, June 30, 2011: $3.4 billion
10-Year Average Return: 7 percent
Chief Investment Officer: Pamela Peedin
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