Year in Review 2024-25

the client experience

The investment landscape has become much more complex relative to 20 years ago, as have the environments in which our clients operate—making it essential to leverage segment-specific investors who possess deep expertise tailored to each client’s unique needs. Families need to consider the tax implications to build a legacy. University endowments need to consider capital needs. Retirement, Insurance, and Government plans must manage a unique set of regulations. Our clients appreciate that our structure aligns with their organization types and the unique issues each client faces; this accelerates understanding and builds a level of trust. Practice Areas Built Around Client Priorities

Private Clients & Family Offices

Endowments & Foundations

Retirement, Insurance & Government

about ca

the client experience

Successful pools must constantly and deliberately manage difficult tradeoffs—balancing liquidity

ca events

Preserving and building wealth for our private clients and family offices is our core goal, especially as it transitions from generation to generation. Balancing the need for liquidity with opportunities in private investments is one area where we have conversations with our clients to help them think through their choices.”

The endowment and foundation space has been evolving over the past decade and recent policies have made it even harder, but more important, to navigate the role of their investments. Our experience and networks help our E&F clients work through the challenges that they face every day.” margaret chen head of endowments & foundations practice

needs against the growth opportunities provided by

investment research

private investments and private credit, or excess returns against tracking error. With sophisticated modeling tools and 50+ years of experience, we are well- positioned to help clients manage and execute on these equations.” brian mcdonnell head of retirement, insurance & government practice

our colleagues

firm ownership

notes

gretchen curry head of private client practice

7 cambridge associates year in review 2024–25

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