Cambridge Judge Business School: Newton Centre for Endowment Asset Management

Reflections on the past for investors today

From 18th century 'structured finance' and currency speculation in the Middle Ages, to stock market performance in the 20th and 21st centuries. A new book edited by two University of Cambridge academics chronicles the historical development of asset returns, stock exchanges, financial bubbles and innovation.
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Annual report: Research and engagement on long horizon investing

Our annual report provides an overview of the contribution CEAM is making to research, engagement, teaching and policy in the area of investment management.
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Unconventional investments: what we can learn from Keynes

Why the lauded economist’s unconventional views on active management and long term investment could unlock the potential of a modern investment strategy.
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Derivatives reform opportunity

Sovereign wealth funds can benefit from derivatives reform, says white paper from BNY Mellon and MFin students at Cambridge Judge Business School.
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Who we are

About the Centre

The Centre for Endowment Asset Management (CEAM) is part of Cambridge Judge Business School and brings together experts with the goal of participating in research and engagement that furthers academic knowledge and practitioner understanding of long horizon investing.

People

The Centre collaborates with a network of researchers and practitioners who are committed to the pursuit of knowledge and understanding of long-horizon investing as it relates to asset owners like foundations, charities, endowments, family offices and sovereign wealth funds.

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What we do

Research

Research is organised broadly around a series of themes that relate to long-term investing, including endowment asset management, responsible investing and historical perspectives on investing.

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Education

The Centre is committed to developing case studies of leading long-term investors. Our research staff contribute to teaching on a number of graduate degrees as well as practitioner seminars based in Cambridge and other organisations globally.

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Newton Centre for Endowment Asset Management
Cambridge Judge Business School
University of Cambridge
Trumpington Street
Cambridge
CB2 1AG

Tel: +44 (0)1223 768390
Fax: +44 (0)1223 339701
Email: ceam@jbs.cam.ac.uk

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News & insights

Vice-Chancellor’s awards 2017 12 June 2017

Five Cambridge Judge Business School nominations for this year’s Vice-Chancellor’s Awards, with winners to be announced in July. Five people from Cambridge …

The five key ‘factors’ in factor investing 31 May 2017

With factor investing and smart beta strategies on the rise, Professor Elroy Dimson of Cambridge Judge Business looks at five central factors …

Ignites Europe: Selector raises concerns with multifactor smart beta funds 24 May 2017

Professor Elroy Dimson, Chairman of the Newton Centre for Endowment Asset Management (CEAM) at Cambridge Judge Business School, comments on multifactor funds …

Cambridge Business Magazine: Don’t panic! 1 April 2017

Stock market bubbles are rare so investors shouldn’t overreact, says a new book edited by Dr David Chambers and Professor Elroy Dimson …

Financial Times: Obituary: Theorist who honed how best to price traded assets 18 March 2017

FT collects comments from various experts for the obituary for financial economist Stephen Ross (1944-2017). “It’s fair to say that Steve Ross …

Newton Centre for Endowment Asset Management

Reflections on the past for investors today

Annual report: Research and engagement on long horizon investing

Unconventional investments: what we can learn from Keynes

Derivatives reform opportunity

Who we are

About the Centre

People

What we do

Research

Education

Contact us

News & insights

Vice-Chancellor’s awards 2017 12 June 2017

The five key ‘factors’ in factor investing 31 May 2017

Ignites Europe: Selector raises concerns with multifactor smart beta funds 24 May 2017

Cambridge Business Magazine: Don’t panic! 1 April 2017

Financial Times: Obituary: Theorist who honed how best to price traded assets 18 March 2017

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