Harvard University in talks to sell $1 billion in private equity, boost liquidity amid market challenges with Lexington Partners.

Harvard University is in talks to sell around $1 billion in private equity fund interests through Jefferies Financial Group to Lexington Partners. This strategic divestment is aimed at boosting liquidity in the face of market uncertainties and difficulties in divesting companies. This decision comes on the heels of Harvard’s recent move to secure $750 million in Wall Street financing as a proactive step.

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