Harvard’s long-time investment manager Nirmal Narvekar steps down from his role managing the university’s endowment, according to Indian reports. The Times of India identifies Narvekar as PIO Narv Narvekar, describing him as the manager overseeing Harvard’s endowment, reported at about $57 billion. The Economic Times also reports that Nirmal Narvekar is leaving his position as Harvard’s money manager. Both accounts present the change as a departure rather than a public discussion of immediate replacements, and they do not outline specific reasons for his exit in the provided excerpts. The reports focus on his role in managing Harvard’s endowment and frame the announcement as the end of his tenure as the university’s money manager. While details on the transition timeline and successor are not included in the supplied text, the consistent point across sources is that Narvekar is bowing out from managing Harvard’s funds, which are described in one outlet as a large, multi-billion-dollar portfolio.