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In a recent discussion with Paul R. La Monica from Barron’s, Kane Brenan, CEO of TIFF Investment Management, commented on the comparison between today’s tech stocks and past market bubbles, stating that the “Magnificent Seven” are not as overvalued as the “Four Horsemen” of tech in 2000 or the “Nifty Fifty” in the 1970s.

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In an interview with Bloomberg, TIFF’s Zhe Shen discusses the challenges of outperforming the US market amidst the dominance of the “Magnificent Seven” and highlights how a portable alpha strategy may level the playing field.

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In a recent Fundfire article, Trevor Graham from TIFF Investment Management discusses the advantages foundations have in absorbing investment volatility due to their long-term horizons and lower spending rates, highlighting that while passive investments offer ease, liquidity, and cost-effectiveness, they may be a strong choice for achieving high long-term returns.

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TIFF CIO, Jay Willoughby, believes nonprofits may be able to capitalize on AI-driven market efficiencies by focusing on companies with long-term revenue potential and treating large-cap equities as long-term investments. He emphasizes that while AI boosts productivity and market valuations, a long-term investment approach can help manage risks and capture future gains.

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In a recent Reuters article, Zhe Shen from TIFF Investment Management cautions that the unwind of massive yen-funded carry trades could prolong market volatility, with potential for further sell-offs in the coming days.

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