Yale Investments OfficePay, with the details in view.
Yale University endowment investment office. Employee compensation disclosures are filed by Yale University, EIN 06-0646973; university presidents and unrelated faculty or administrative staff are excluded.
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| Role & reporting period | Base | Bonus / incentive | Other reportable | Retirement & deferred | Nontaxable benefits | Disclosed total / base range | Record details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chief Investment OfficerMatthew S T MendelsohnCalendar 2024; FY ended June 2025 filingInvestment team | $1,009,585 | $1,703,522 | $23,000 | $2,605,577 | $43,114 | $5,384,798Disclosed compensation totalIncludes reported accruals / benefits Public compensation disclosure | |
| Chief Investment OfficerMatthew S T MendelsohnCalendar 2023; FY ended June 2024 filingInvestment team | $861,462 | $1,436,169 | $22,500 | $2,085,120 | $37,839 | $4,443,090Disclosed compensation totalIncludes reported accruals / benefits Public compensation disclosure |
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