Many Wealthy Colleges Don’t Disclose Investments
May 31, 2006
Sixty-six percent of the nation’s wealthiest colleges do not make their endowment investments public, allowing only trustees and senior administrators to know where the institution invests its assets, a new survey has found, reports The Chronicle of Higher Education and USA Today.
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