January 5, 2007
What Harvard Paid Its Money Managers
The Harvard Management Company, which oversees the investment of Harvard University's $29.2-billion endowment, paid far less in the 2006 fiscal year to its money managers than in previous years.
However, the pay figures, which in previous years have sparked controversy, are somewhat deceiving. Because Jack R. Meyer, former president and chief executive officer, and other managers left the company during the past fiscal year, the salaries of the new employees do not reflect compensation
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