The Bar’s long-term investment returns have rebounded positively since the market slide at the onset of the pandemic thanks to a risk-averse strategy, according to Investment Committee Chair Ian Comisky.

“We maintain discipline to make sure we get the best performance we can for the Bar,” Comisky said.

At the October 23 Board of Governors meeting, Comisky said the Bar’s long-term investment portfolio was down to $46 million in the spring, but was back up to $55.1 million on October 14.