Trying to get a better understanding of the different types of undergraduate managed investment funds found on college campuses. I am referring to student groups who manage a fund of alumni money and learn the skills of analyzing assets to put into a well thought out portfolio. I went to Villanova University and there we had a fund called the equity society. This fund was $1,000,000 and was made up of about 60 kids with sector "managers" and an overall portfolio "director" (all undergraduates)
I am curious to know though to know what the structure at other schools' funds were like. I was under the impression that the million dollar fund was pretty big, but my brother who ran the Fordham fund told me theres state schools with like 25 million AUM groups and I was shocked.
Any undergrads out there right now in a student managed fund and could describe what its like at their school?
Appreciate it!