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“Now we have an industry with a history of flouting regulation mixing in with traditional financial services. What could go wrong?”
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“An endowment is nothing like a savings account” that the university can simply “dip into” when the need arises.
The longtime executives will be recognized for their contributions to the investment industry on September 12.
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