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Section VII-Endowment Management
[ TOP | Endowments | Investments | Endowment Management Miscellaneous]71 ENDOWMENTS 71.01 Minimum Endowment Levels The board encourages gifts of all sizes; however, the high cost of administering endowment accounts requires a minimum acceptable endowment threshold. The board authorizes the Chancellor to establish minimum funding levels for endowments. (05/17/07) 71.02 Pooled Investment Funds To promote the effective implementation of the board’s investment philosophy, assets of individual endowments, except where prohibited, are co-mingled with assets of other endowments in the purchase of shares, called units, of open-ended, pooled investment funds administered by the system. The Pooled Investment Fund is intended to provide a predictable source of income to meet current needs, and to provide growth through market value appreciation. At least once annually, the vice chancellor for administration and finance will recommend to the Board of Regents’ Administration and Finance Committee the asset allocation to be maintained by the investment managers. The asset allocation should ensure capital growth and income production in appropriate proportions to preserve the assets’ real value and the long-range purchasing power of endowment income. (05/17/07) 71.03 Management of Endowments
[ TOP | Endowments | Investments | Endowment Management Miscellaneous]72.01 Investment Objectives The system shall invest all endowments, local, or other available funds to optimize return on investment to the extent possible, balanced with the appropriate level of risk. All investments should comply with the goals of the system, its component universities, and all appropriate laws and restrictions.
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