Harvard University $53 Billion Endowment Harvard Management Company CEO Nirmal Narvekar Pay at $6 Million in 2023, CIO Richard Slocum $4.8 Million & COO Sanjeev Daga $4.8 Million, Portfolio Generated Net Return of +2.9% in 2023 2H & +9.6% in 2024 1H, Target Return is +8%
17th May 2025 | Hong Kong
Harvard University endowment Harvard Management Company ($53 billion AUM) CEO Nirmal Narvekar total pay is at $6 million in 2023, CIO Richard Slocum at $4.8 million, and COO Sanjeev Daga at $4.8 million. Harvard Management Company portfolio generated net return of +2.9% in 2023 2H, and +9.6% in 2024 1H. Harvard Management Company target return is +8%. In 2025 April, Harvard University endowment Harvard Management Company ($53 billion AUM) was reported to be reviewing to sell $6 billion of private equity portfolio including $1 billion to Franklin Templeton private equity secondaries specialist Lexington Partners. Harvard Management Company was founded in 1974, and invests in more than 14,000 individual funds. Harvard Management Company is one of the earliest institutional investors in venture capital, first & largest investors in timberland assets, with portfolio outperforming typical 60/40 stock & bond portfolio and average endowment portfolio. Harvard Management Company contributes to 1/3 of Harvard University operating budget, and had distributed more than $43 billion to Harvard University since 1974 inception. Harvard Management Company – Harvard’s endowment is a dedicated and permanent source of funding that maintains the teaching and research mission of the University. Established in 1974, Harvard Management Company invests these funds as a single entity, the revenue from which contributes more than one-third of the University’s annual operating budget. Made up of more than 14,000 individual funds invested as a single entity, the endowment’s returns have enabled leading financial aid programs, groundbreaking discoveries in scientific research, and hundreds of professorships across a wide range of academic fields. Since HMC was founded in 1974, annual distributions from the endowment to Harvard University have grown significantly and now account for more than one-third of the University’s annual operating budget. In total, HMC has distributed more than $43 billion to Harvard. The need to generate this critical funding, while managing the endowment for the long term, underscores the importance of delivering strong investment returns, maintaining sufficient liquidity, and exercising good risk management. History – Formed in 1974, HMC manages Harvard University’s endowment and related financial assets. Our mission is to help ensure Harvard University has the financial resources to confidently maintain and expand its leadership in education and research for future generations. Since its inception, HMC has been tasked with the singular mission to generate strong long-term results to support the educational and research goals of Harvard University. This long-term focus has given us an edge in many facets of investment management. We were among the earliest institutional investors in venture capital, one of the first and largest investors in timberland assets, and a leading investor in some of the most successful absolute return and direct investment strategies. Being an early entrant and bringing long-term focus has often allowed us to establish unique investment positions in less crowded areas. As a result, our portfolio has significantly outperformed a typical 60/40 stock/bond portfolio and the average endowment portfolio. This outperformance has contributed billions of dollars to Harvard University.
“ Harvard University $53 Billion Endowment Harvard Management Company CEO Nirmal Narvekar Pay at $6 Million in 2023, CIO Richard Slocum $4.8 Million & COO Sanjeev Daga $4.8 Million, Portfolio Generated Net Return of +2.9% in 2023 2H & +9.6% in 2024 1H, Target Return is +8% “
Harvard University $53 Billion Endowment Harvard Management Company Reviewing to Sell $6 Billion Private Equity Portfolio Including $1 Billion to Franklin Templeton Private Equity Secondaries Specialist Lexington Partners, Founded in 1974 & Invests in More than 14,000 Individual Funds, One of Earliest Institutional Investors in Venture Capital, First & Largest Investors in Timberland Assets, Portfolio Outperforms Typical 60/40 Stock & Bond Portfolio and Average Endowment Portfolio, Contributes to 1/3 of Harvard University Operating Budget & Distributed More than $43 Billion to Harvard University
29th April 2025 – Harvard University endowment Harvard Management Company ($53 billion AUM) has been reported to be reviewing to sell $6 billion of private equity portfolio including $1 billion to Franklin Templeton private equity secondaries specialist Lexington Partners. Harvard Management Company was founded in 1974, and invests in more than 14,000 individual funds. Harvard Management Company is one of the earliest institutional investors in venture capital, first & largest investors in timberland assets, with portfolio outperforming typical 60/40 stock & bond portfolio and average endowment portfolio. Harvard Management Company contributes to 1/3 of Harvard University operating budget, and had distributed more than $43 billion to Harvard University since 1974 inception. Harvard Management Company – Harvard’s endowment is a dedicated and permanent source of funding that maintains the teaching and research mission of the University. Established in 1974, Harvard Management Company invests these funds as a single entity, the revenue from which contributes more than one-third of the University’s annual operating budget. Made up of more than 14,000 individual funds invested as a single entity, the endowment’s returns have enabled leading financial aid programs, groundbreaking discoveries in scientific research, and hundreds of professorships across a wide range of academic fields. Since HMC was founded in 1974, annual distributions from the endowment to Harvard University have grown significantly and now account for more than one-third of the University’s annual operating budget. In total, HMC has distributed more than $43 billion to Harvard. The need to generate this critical funding, while managing the endowment for the long term, underscores the importance of delivering strong investment returns, maintaining sufficient liquidity, and exercising good risk management. History – Formed in 1974, HMC manages Harvard University’s endowment and related financial assets. Our mission is to help ensure Harvard University has the financial resources to confidently maintain and expand its leadership in education and research for future generations. Since its inception, HMC has been tasked with the singular mission to generate strong long-term results to support the educational and research goals of Harvard University. This long-term focus has given us an edge in many facets of investment management. We were among the earliest institutional investors in venture capital, one of the first and largest investors in timberland assets, and a leading investor in some of the most successful absolute return and direct investment strategies. Being an early entrant and bringing long-term focus has often allowed us to establish unique investment positions in less crowded areas. As a result, our portfolio has significantly outperformed a typical 60/40 stock/bond portfolio and the average endowment portfolio. This outperformance has contributed billions of dollars to Harvard University.
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