Amid a challenging economic climate, public universities in the United States are increasingly allocating capital to private equity as part of their investment strategies. Despite broader market downturns, these institutions are seeking higher returns through alternative asset classes. Private equity investments have grown significantly in recent years, with many university endowments viewing them as a long-term hedge against inflation and market volatility. This trend reflects a broader shift in institutional investment behavior, as public colleges aim to stabilize and grow their financial reserves despite uncertain macroeconomic conditions.
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Title: US public colleges expand PE investments despite downturn
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