The exodus of assets from Ken Fisher continues unabated after his lewd comments.
Ken Fisher is suffering an intensifying backlash from his remarks on Oct. 8.
After a contentious meeting, the L.A. police and fire pension cut Fisher Investments, which has lost some $2.5 billion.
New Hampshire becomes the latest to respond to the #MeToo hysteria surrounding Fisher's lewd comments.
The city of Boston has joined two other government pensions in yanking money from Fisher Investments.
In Kathleen Browne’s first full fiscal year at Denison, the endowment returned 8.8%.
The pension fund is the first to break with Fisher Investments after Ken Fisher's crude remarks.
Princeton's endowment has lost some ground in its performance amid an effort to diversify its management.
Elite schools, including Yale and Harvard, have mostly seen a slide in performance this year.
Yale's endowment, often held out as a paragon of skilled investing, has lagged its peers so far in 2019.