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Measuring The Ivy 2018: A Good Year For Returns, But Is Efficiency Becoming An Issue?

FYI: The Ivies continued the strong results of FY 2017, with all but Columbia registering double-digit returns in FY 2018 and all beating a 60-40 portfolio.
The rankings across Ivies for FY 2018 are very similar to those of FY 2017, with Columbia being the notable exception.
Columbia’s 9% return was rather unexpected given its apparent asset class exposure. Part of this may have to do with its 2016 change in management.
Harvard still ranks among the low performers in the Ivy League.
Exposure to illiquid investments remains high, and for some Ivies it appears to increase.
Regards,
Ted
https://www.markovprocesses.com/blog/measuring-the-ivy-2018-a-good-year-for-returns-but-is-efficiency-becoming-an-issue/
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