TIFF CIO Jay Willoughby on How Private Equity and Hedge Funds May Strengthen Endowment Portfolios Amid Market and Policy Pressures

Jay Willoughby, CFA, CIO of TIFF Investment Management, was featured in FIN News sharing how private equity and hedge funds may help endowment portfolios under fiscal pressure, including tax burdens and federal funding cuts.

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Elite Endowments to Tweak Allocations Amid Tax Hikes

Anne Duggan, CAIA, Managing Director, Client CIO Group at TIFF Investment Management, spoke with reporter Sabiq Shahidullah from FundFire on how large private university endowments are rethinking their investment strategies in response to recent changes to the federal excise tax on endowments. From tax-loss harvesting to rebalancing away from high-turnover strategies, Duggan outlines how even modest tax changes could prompt meaningful portfolio adjustments.

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How Private Equity Avoided Major Tax Hits from One Big Beautiful Bill

Anne Duggan, Managing Director, Client CIO Group at TIFF Investment Management, spoke with reporter Rod James at The Wall Street Journal about how scaled-back endowment taxes in the new legislation may prevent major shifts in university investment strategies. She noted that in response, some endowments might turn to tax-loss harvesting to manage the new burden effectively.

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OCIO Solutions for Nonprofits: How TIFF Balances Scale and Focus

Jessica Portis, CFA, Chief Client Officer at TIFF Investment Management, spoke with Pensions & Investments about how TIFF’s size allows it to be meaningfully resourced while remaining focused on serving nonprofit clients. She emphasized that TIFF, founded by a coalition of nonprofit foundations in 1991, has evolved alongside its clients to deliver OCIO solutions attuned to the complex needs of nonprofit endowments and foundations.

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Traditional endowment playbook meets reality check. Money managers see opportunities.

In Pensions & Investments’ latest article, Anne Duggan of TIFF Investment Management highlights why strong, ongoing manager relationships are crucial — especially when markets are volatile. Access to closed or limited-capacity strategies often hinges on being in the conversation early.

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