The firm has hired a chief impact officer to deliver an impact investing platform and establish the firm as a thought leader in impact private markets.
The university will divest its endowment from investment funds that have direct fossil fuel exposure by 2030 after a student activist group occupied an administrative building for 18 days.
The department has issued an RFP seeking investment consultants to assist with vendor searches, review proposed fund lineups and maintain and practice a formal investment review process for its retirement plan.
The fund is conducting the search due to the Sept. 30 contract expiration of its incumbent manager, which is allowed to rebid.
The investment management arm handling Princeton University’s $35.8 billion endowment, will search for its fourth president as Andrew Golden is set to retire next year.
The firm promoted a director to managing director, two v.p.s as principals and a senior analyst to v.p.
The bank has added a president of global fund services to lead a global team in offering customized solutions for alternative investments, mutual funds and exchange-traded products.
The university has hired four investment managers and promoted an investment analyst to investment manager since July.
The firm added a partner and head of strategy, product and growth to oversee its global strategy as it continues to expand its footprint for institutional investors.
The college rehired its incumbent investment advisor to manage and oversee its investment portfolio following a search from last year that yielded five proposals.