Notre Dame’s Former CIO on Sequoia, Venture Capital & Concentration
Former University of Notre Dame Chief Investment Officer Scott Malpass reflects on his 32-year career growing the university's endowment from $400 million to over $20 billion. He discusses the core traits of elite fund managers, Notre Dame's decades-long partnership with Sequoia Capital, the dangers of fund size expansion, and his concentrated equity strategy at Grafton Street Partners.
- Scott Malpass spent 32 years steering the University of Notre Dame endowment from $400 million to more than $20 billion, relying on long-tenured relationships with managers like Sequoia Capital. Read →
- Scott Malpass ran the University of Notre Dame endowment for 32 years, scaling its asset base from $400 million to more than $20 billion. Read →
- Scott Malpass expanded the University of Notre Dame endowment from $400 million in 1988 to over $20 billion across 32 years as chief investment officer. Read →
- Scott Malpass built Notre Dame's endowment from $400 million to more than $20 billion over 32 years by securing early access to elite venture managers. Read →
- Scott Malpass oversaw the University of Notre Dame endowment for 32 years, scaling the portfolio from $400 million to over $20 billion by backing disciplined, concentrated managers. Read →