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UC assets grow by $38 billion in 2021 to $168 billion, with endowment returning 33.7 percent and pension up 30.5 percent

The University of California’s Office of the Chief Investment Officer (UC Investments) announced today (August 31) that its assets under management grew to $168 billion as of June 30, 2021, a 29 percent jump over the prior fiscal year and the largest one-year gain in its history. The additional $38 billion in assets over the previous year represents a 77 percent increase since 2014.

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Marcelino Pantoja founder-in-residence
over 2 years ago

Founder-in-Residence @ Platform Venture Studio

Private equity returned 58.7% for FY 2021 at the University of California's endowment:

Marcelino Pantoja founder-in-residence
over 2 years ago

Founder-in-Residence @ Platform Venture Studio

Tech and venture has been good to many endowments in the past year.

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"The General Endowment Pool stood at $19 billion as of June 30, 2021. That was up $5 billion from the prior year and represents an increase of $10.7 billion since 2014 (a 129 percent increase). The one-year net return was 33.7 percent (4.2 percent over the benchmark), the three-year return was 14.9 percent, the five-year return was 13.7 percent, and the seven-year return was 10 percent. The 10-year return was 9.9 percent, the 20-year return was 7.8 percent, the 25-year return was 8.9 percent, and the 30-year rate, 9.7 percent. All of these returns surpassed the policy benchmarks. Private equities in the endowment returned 58.7 percent and public equities 41.1 percent for the year."

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