(Bloomberg) -- Harvard University gave then-president Lawrence Summers a severance package valued at about $2 million when he surrendered the office last year.
The Ivy League school also paid $55.2 million in fiscal 2006 to the investment firm run by former endowment manager Jack Meyer, according to Internal Revenue Service documents released today. His Convexity Capital Management LP oversees bond portfolios for Harvard, the world's richest university with a $29.2 billion endowment.
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