Jenkins: Governance structures are the institutional investment industry's Achilles heel
Meredith Jenkins · Meredith Jenkins – A Path to Trinity (Capital Allocators, EP.31) · Nov 13, 2017 · at 43:35
Meredith Jenkins, CIO of Trinity Wall Street and former co-CIO at Carnegie Corporation, discusses board governance dynamics in endowment management.
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“And my own personal opinion, the governance structure is the Achilles heel of this industry, frankly, that some of the biggest mistakes that some of our peers have made have been because of the governance structures, and because the governance structure has panicked at the wrong time.”
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