endowment造句

What is the endowment of Yale?

Such endowment funds are strong backers of venture capital.

We donate to the school endowment fund every year.

All souls as they were cast from the Tao had an endowment.

An individual pension fund or endowment might succeed in its search for higher returns.

The endowment has clocked only three years of negative returns, all under three percent, in the subsequent three decades.

He heads up the Yale endowment -or the investment of the Yale endowment -and I have a New York Times article on the syllabus, just sort of a biography of him you could read.

You managed Harvard's endowment during a turbulent time, and you advise several other endowments and state pension funds.

If that sounds morbid, practitioners say it is not much more so than the trading of endowment policies in Britain.

Big private business schools in America, already hit by the much lower valuations of their endowment funds, seem likely to take the biggest hit.

In the year to June 2009, the value of the assets held in the Harvard and Yale endowment funds fell by over 25 per cent.

These sorts of changes appeal to institutional investors, such as pensions and endowment funds, which can write big cheques but require high standards of their investment firms.

Ayatollah Khamenei ruled that the endowment of Azad University in Tehran, which has 1.5 million students and tens of millions of dollars in assets, was religiously illegitimate.

At the same time the colleges are facing higher pay-outs of financial aid to students, partly because many expanded these programmes during the boom endowment year of 2007.

The Ivy League school took the action to meet budget constraints caused by an estimated 30 percent fall in its endowment for its 2009 fiscal year, ending June 30.

“Given the extreme volatility in the markets, I don’t expect [the payout rate] will be set until we have a much more concrete sense about financial plans and endowment performance, ” Forst said.