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In Year Punctured By Pandemic, Higher Education Endowments Provide More Than $23 Billion to Support Students, Mission

In Year Punctured By Pandemic, Higher Education Endowments Provide More Than $23 Billion to Support Students, Mission Share Article Despite lower year-over-year average return, colleges and universities increased endowment spending by 4 percent, on average, NACUBO-TIAA survey finds. WASHINGTON (PRWEB) February 19, 2021 U.S. college and university endowments and their affiliated foundations spent more from their endowments in fiscal year 2020 than in the fiscal year prior, supporting students, faculty, and mission despite lower average returns. That is a key finding of the 2020 NACUBO-TIAA Study of Endowments® (NTSE), the preeminent analysis of the financial, investment, and governance policies and practices of the nation’s higher education endowments and affiliated foundations, released today. This year’s study reflects the responses of 705 institutions representing $637.7 billion in endowment assets and c

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College Endowment Spending Rose and Returns Fell as the Pandemic Set In

College Endowment Spending Rose and Returns Fell as the Pandemic Set In
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Endowment study shows average 1 8% return in 2020

Endowment study shows average 1.8% return in 2020 Bloomberg U.S. educational endowments saw average returns drop to 1.8% in fiscal year 2020, down from 5.3% in the year earlier, according to the 2020 NACUBO-TIAA Study of Endowments. Long term, endowments saw average annualized returns of 5.1%, 7.5%, 6.2% and 5.5% for the five, 10, 15 and 20 years ended June 30, respectively. The historical target return for endowments has been 7.5%. Because our data go through mid-year 2020, the study captures just the first several months of the endowment community s experiences with the global pandemic, said Susan Whealler Johnston, NACUBO s president and CEO, on a briefing call. Next year s report, with findings on fiscal year 2021, will help contribute to the picture of how institutions and their endowments fared and adjusted throughout the pandemic.

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College and university endowments post worst returns in five years

3 Small endowments are more concentrated in fixed-income assets, such as bonds, according to the study. About a third of investments held in small endowments, which hold $50 million or less, are fixed income, and around 40 percent are invested in U.S. equities. Small endowments invest less than 1 percent of their value in private equity. By comparison, large endowments holding $500 million or more invest between 11 percent and 15 percent in fixed-income assets and put between 5 percent and 11 percent in private equity. Large endowments also invest between 17 percent and 21 percent in marketable alternatives, which NACUBO defines as hedge funds, absolute return, market neutral, long/short, 130/30, and event-driven and derivatives strategies.

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Tufts Won t Invest in Coal and Tar Sands Production

Tufts University will not directly invest in a group of coal and tar sands companies with large reserves, making the private Boston-area institution the latest wealthy university to take steps toward fossil fuel divestment. The Tufts Board of Trustees approved a plan last weekend under which the university will prohibit direct investment in 120 coal and tar sands companies

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