Meredith Jenkins
12 statements across 5 episodes · 4 bullish · 4 bearish · 3 people on the record · first statement Nov 13, 2017 by Meredith Jenkins · said 35 times in 10 episodes since 2018 · across every show →
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2026 7 mentions in 3 episodes 2 per episode
2025 2 mentions in 2 episodes 1 per episode
2024 1 mention in 1 episode
2023 1 mention in 1 episode
2022 1 mention in 1 episode
2020 3 mentions in 1 episode
2018 20 mentions in 1 episode
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Nov 13, 2017 neutral
Jenkins: Allocators in Asia must underwrite entire teams due to high turnover
“You had to go into it assuming there would be turnover, and so you'd have to take the extra time to really make sure you felt comfortable with everyone on the team so that you could make, because you would inevitably at some point probably have to make an asse…”
Nov 13, 2017 neutral
Jenkins: Investing in Asia requires personal trust over legal structuring
“Versus, I feel like sometimes in the U.S. You might be more willing to, okay, we can structure this in a way that will be protected if it doesn't, and it's, and we know how it would play out sort of in a U.S. Legal system and all of that sort of, in terms of k…”
Nov 13, 2017 bearish
Nov 13, 2017 positive
Jenkins: Back managers who sacrifice their own economics for LPs
“And the other circumstances, you know, that, that tended to work out back to sort of the alignment is the, when we could point to examples of when a manager did something that was either personally or economically painful to them in their firm to do right by t…”
Nov 13, 2017 negative
Jenkins: Fly-in diligence trips to Asia miss critical historical manager risks
“There were so many bodies that were buried that I, you know, I just,
I know I never saw before when I would fly in for those weeks, and I, it's almost impossible. The stuff you heard about over lunch, just sort of randomly, you weren't even necessarily doing d…”
Nov 13, 2017 positive
Jenkins: Carnegie's co-CIO structure built in a senior devil's advocate
“Then the other person between Kim and I would be the secondary. And so the secondary's role was a built-in devil's advocate. And so the secondary, you know, anytime anything new or re-up or we were just sort of re-examining a manager for some reason, the secon…”
May 14, 2018
Carnegie Co-CIO model paired primary sponsor with asset allocation devil's advocate
“The way we structured it is, though, if you were the primary, your job was to really help the directors source and think about their strategy and support them in their work. And if you were the secondary, you were the devil's advocate. Not the devil's advocate…”
May 14, 2018
Carnegie Co-CIOs divided asset classes to maintain future solo CIO marketability
“One, we each had to be managing a full diverse portfolio so that when we went out to interview for jobs later on, We could say we had played the role of a CIO managing a cross asset class. So it wasn't a, you do publics and I do privates, or you do illiquids, …”
Sep 19, 2022 bearish
Apr 1, 2024 positive
Maul: Carnegie implemented a primary and secondary coverage matrix for investments
“They created a matrix strategy where you were primary and secondary on a strategy because the portfolio was mature, it was fairly large, and the team, while not huge, wasn't tiny either, and you couldn't really bring seven people to a meeting, especially if yo…”
Jun 30, 2025 bullish
Jun 30, 2025 bearish
Meredith Jenkins: Trinity cuts annual commitment budget by about 20%
“We've extended the lives on stuff in terms of what we assume is going to take in terms of getting our money back. And so we've reduced the commitments at the headline level. And so we've brought the headline annual commitment budget down about 20% for that.”