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Endowment Target Risk ETF Allocation Models
Endowment Building-Block ETF Models
Global Equity Model
Short Duration Fixed Income Model
Global Fixed Income Model
Global Multi-Asset Income Model
Hedge Fund of Funds Model
Private Equity Model
Real Asset Model
Custom Models
2 – Dimensional ETF Portfolios
3 – Dimensional ETF Portfolios
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For Endowments, Foundations, & Family Offices
For Independent Advisors
Model Construction
Model Construction Concepts
Asset Class Matrix
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Average Mutual Fund Costs
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Endowment Investment Philosophy
®
What are ETF
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How to use ETF
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ETF
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vs. Mutual Funds
Liquid Alternatives
Retirement Planning Articles
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Our Investment Principles
Under our over-arching Endowment Investment Philosophy®, we use the following core investment principles when constructing our ETF portfolios:
Utilize a core-satellite portfolio construction methodology
Keep total investment costs low
Build tax-efficient portfolios
Earn high real returns
Partner with exceptional managers
Maintain a bias for value
Think contrarian
Think long term
Concentrate investments when appropriate
Be true to our traditional core values, but remain open to new, innovative ideas in the ever-changing dynamic investment landscape