the Swensen Asset Management Institute. 耶魯、哈佛 ；中原大學的工業工程暨系統工程學系匿名捐贈

 

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Kenneth C. Griffin makes gift of $300 million to FAS Graduate School of Arts and Sciences named in honor of alum’s long-standing philanthropy, support for expanding opportunity, advancing excellence.

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"一本書的驚奇@王晃三"最令人驚訝感動。

一本在台灣版稅微乎其微的書，有美國善人決定未來十年，共捐款台幣約七八千萬給中原大學的工業工程暨系統工程學系，王晃三是台灣對口人。

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Yale School of Management

With the support of a $20 million gift from an anonymous donor, the Yale School of Management has established the Swensen Asset Management Institute. The new institute is named for David F. Swensen ’80 Ph.D., the longtime Yale chief investment officer whose investment performance became a byword for excellence guided by a set of values, ethical rigor, and a sense of purpose. Tobias J. Moskowitz has been appointed the institute’s inaugural director.

Dean Kerwin K. Charles said the new Swensen Institute reflects the school’s founding principles. “Asset management is a field where financial and societal interests are inseparably intertwined. Skillful investment managers further all kinds of social goals—including fortifying university endowments, ensuring the strength of the funds that support individuals in retirement, and allocating capital to high-impact, high-growth businesses. The Swensen Institute will build on SOM’s tradition of phenomenal academic work in the area of finance and further amplify our ability to impact this critical field by demonstrating how effective, principled, and values-based asset management serves both business and society.”

Read the announcement: https://yalesom.io/40Qafd8