Elizabeth Banes

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Elizabeth Banes worked as a Senior Analyst at Princeton University Investment Co. from 2016 to 2019.
She completed her undergraduate degree at Princeton University in 2016.

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Princeton University Investment Co. Princeton University Investment Co. Investment ManagersFinance PRINCO’s Endowment aims to achieve high returns over the long-term through an aggressive, equity-biased approach. A critically important element of the firm’s investment approach is their non-traditional asset allocation. They aim to balance the relative merits of equities versus fixed income, domestic versus foreign investments, and publicly-traded versus non-marketable assets. PRINCO diversifies into non-traditional asset categories for a number of reasons, the most important of which is that it seeks return premia, in both risk-adjusted and absolute terms.	Analyst-Equity	01/08/2019

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Princeton University Princeton University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University	Consumer Services
Princeton University Investment Co. Princeton University Investment Co. Investment ManagersFinance PRINCO’s Endowment aims to achieve high returns over the long-term through an aggressive, equity-biased approach. A critically important element of the firm’s investment approach is their non-traditional asset allocation. They aim to balance the relative merits of equities versus fixed income, domestic versus foreign investments, and publicly-traded versus non-marketable assets. PRINCO diversifies into non-traditional asset categories for a number of reasons, the most important of which is that it seeks return premia, in both risk-adjusted and absolute terms.	Finance

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