
E111: KFF’s (Kaiser Family Foundation) CIO on their $700 Million Venture Capital Edge
Dean Duchak, Chief Investment Officer at KFF sits down with David Weisburd to discuss the lessons learned from 13 years at KFF, how to create a culture of collaboration in endowments, and Dean’s perspective on diversifying investment strategies.
Key Points
- Venture capital exhibits a persistence of returns, making it a compelling asset class if one can access top-tier managers.
- It's crucial to focus on the process rather than just outcomes to differentiate genuinely high-performing GPs from those who are just good at selling.
- Building a diverse and resilient portfolio requires a deep understanding of various asset classes and continuously engaging with a broad network of managers and peers.
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