E156: Inside the Mind of a $1.7B Endowment CIO w/Jim Bethea
Jim Bethea oversees $1.7 billion at the University of Iowa’s endowment—and he does it with a team of just five people. In this episode, we cover how Jim thinks about asset allocation, governance, manager selection, and why Iowa has decided to specialize in certain asset classes like lower middle market private equity.…
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