Developing the Next Generation of Investment Leaders
The Swensen Institute is led by Tobias J. Moskowitz, the Dean Takahashi ’80 B.A., ’83 M.P.P.M. Professor of Finance and Bryan T. Kelly, the Frederick Frank ’54 and Mary C. Tanner Professor of Finance. Moskowitz and Kelly are leading researchers in financial markets and investments, including the behavior of prices and investors.
The institute builds on David Swensen’s legacy of investment excellence guided by a set of values, ethical rigor, and a sense of purpose.
Developing partnerships with extraordinary people represents the single most important element of alternative investment success.
Master's in Asset Management
The Master’s in Asset Management program prepares early-career professionals for careers in asset management through a year of study at Yale. The STEM-eligible curriculum emphasizes data science and quantitative methods applied to investment decision-making, with a strong focus on ethics, fiduciary responsibility, and investment performance.
