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Pline was selected to succeed David W. Scudder ’57, who left over the summer to form his own firm. Her responsibilities as vice president include investment and management of non-cash donations to Harvard, and $1.2 billion in charitable trusts...
...certainly hoping to continue the work of David Scudder, who has done such an excellent job before me,” Pline said in a phone interview. “I want to maintain the high level of donor service he has provided as well as the various investment options he has been able to offer donors, especially the ability to co-invest in the endowment...
...find itself leaderless unless a successor to departing president Jack R. Meyer is named soon. Meyer, who announced in January that he was leaving HMC with four associates to start a new investment firm, has told The Crimson that tomorrow will be his last day. In addition to Scudder and Meyer, Jeffrey B. Larson, who managed foreign equity for HMC, left with 14 members of his team in July 2004 to start a hedge fund...
...Scudder, her predecessor and one of several executives to make the jump from HMC to the private sector, left on July 1 to form a private investment group, which the Boston Herald reported is named Aria Asset Management...
Meyer is not alone in his decision to depart. Vice President of Trusts David W. Scudder ’57, who helped Harvard get clearance from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to allow donors to invest their charitable trusts in the Harvard endowment, will leave July 1 to start an investment management firm in Boston. And in July 2004, foreign equity manager Jeffrey B. Larson left Harvard along with 14 members of his team to start a hedge fund, Sowood Capital Management...