Abigail Mason

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Abigail Benton Mason formerly worked at TIAA Kaspick LLC, as Chief Investment Officer from 1995 to 2024.
Ms. Mason received her undergraduate degree in 1980 from Harvard University and Masters Business Admin degree in 1987 from Harvard Business School.

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TIAA Kaspick LLC TIAA Kaspick LLC Investment ManagersFinance TIAA Kaspick uses a multi-asset strategy in its investment management services. This investment approach involves combining several different asset types in an investment portfolio to realize two important objectives: (1) protecting a portion of the portfolio against the potentially damaging effects of economic extremes (high inflation or deflation), and (2) taking advantage of low correlations among the various asset types to either reduce risk (in terms of portfolio standard deviation or volatility) compared to that of a traditional large-cap stock and fixed income portfolio, or increase returns while holding risk constant. The Investment Committee oversees all investment decisions.	Chief Investment Officer	31/03/2024

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Harvard University Harvard University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University	Consumer Services
TIAA Kaspick LLC TIAA Kaspick LLC Investment ManagersFinance TIAA Kaspick uses a multi-asset strategy in its investment management services. This investment approach involves combining several different asset types in an investment portfolio to realize two important objectives: (1) protecting a portion of the portfolio against the potentially damaging effects of economic extremes (high inflation or deflation), and (2) taking advantage of low correlations among the various asset types to either reduce risk (in terms of portfolio standard deviation or volatility) compared to that of a traditional large-cap stock and fixed income portfolio, or increase returns while holding risk constant. The Investment Committee oversees all investment decisions.	Finance
Harvard Business School Harvard Business School Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University	Consumer Services