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Princeton University Investment Company (Princo) is an innovative leader in the investment management industry, managing Princeton University’s $34 billion Endowment through a global network of over 70 investment firms.
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The Endowment’s mission necessitates a high return...
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On an absolute basis, this has fulfilled the University’s...
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Endowment funds currently cover 70% of the undergraduate...
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29. Okt. 2021 · Princeton's endowment earned a 46.9% investment gain and its value stood at $37.7 billion in June 2021. The endowment covers 66% of the University's operating revenue and supports its mission and impact.
3. Jan. 2024 · The report shows the endowment net assets of Princeton University decreased 5 percent to $33.4 billion in fiscal year 2023, due to a loss of 1.7 percent on investments. The report also provides historical data, interactive versions, and PDF versions of the reports from 1999 to 2023.
- Dispelling Myths and Misunderstandings About The Endowment
- Like An Annuity, An Endowment Is A Long-Term Resource
- The Endowment’s Investment Goals Are About Long-Term Results, Not Year-To-Year
- Next Up: A History of Impact
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Despite the endowment’s importance to almost everything that happens at Princeton, many people have questions about how it works. In order to dispel some myths and misunderstandings surrounding the University’s endowment, and set out some basic facts to understand how the endowment works and came to be in the first place (its origin story), we turn...
An endowment is not a savings account, nor a rainy-day fund. An endowment is more like an annuity, where money is invested with the goal of paying out a steady income stream over a lifetime, or in this case many lifetimes. An endowment is not a single pot of money. Princeton’s endowment is made up of more than 4,700 separate funds. Endowment funds ...
The endowment must be invested to provide a steady stream of income to the University to support current operating costs and high-priority strategic initiatives, while also preserving value for future priorities. This mission requires an expected long-term investment return that exceeds the sum of the University’s annual rate of spending and inflat...
Our next story on the endowment looks at the direct impacts that endowment funding has had at Princeton and on the greater public good, from undergraduate scholarships to Nobel Prize-winning research.
Princeton's endowment is a long-term resource that supports the University's teaching, research and operations. Learn how the endowment is invested, spent and managed to ensure its sustainability and impact for future generations.
25. Okt. 2021 · The endowment, valued at $34.1 billion as of June 30, 2023, is now central to the University’s teaching, research and service missions. As investment returns have grown over many decades, Princeton has dedicated more of its endowment to support almost all aspects of education and operations.
25. Okt. 2023 · Princeton's endowment generated a 1.7% loss in fiscal year 2023, but its value stood at $34.1 billion. The endowment funds about two-thirds of the University's net annual operating revenues and enables Princeton to offer generous financial aid, cutting-edge research and service programs.
Princeton's endowment had the largest return since 1987, driven by private equity and venture capital investments. The endowment covers 66 percent of the operating revenue and supports the University's fundraising campaign and fossil-fuel divestment plan.
