Cornell University Investment Office

Cornell University Investment Office is responsible for managing the investable assets of Cornell University to provide financial support for the University’s educational mission. The University Board of Trustees holds the strategic management responsibilities and implements policy through the Investment Committee of the Board. This committee establishes investment objectives, determines asset allocation, appoints investment managers, and monitors the overall investment program and results. The Committee meets at least four times per year and delegates authority for day-to-day management, supervision, and administration of the funds to the Chief Investment Officer.

Founded in 1865, the Cornell University Investment Office operates within the education sector and demonstrates a structured approach to investable funds management. While the specific industries and headquarters information are not provided, the prominence of the University's investment activities cannot be understated. However, details about the last investment, investors, and investment amounts are not available at this time.