Boston College’s profile of its $3.7 billion endowment is short, vague, and far from informative. The University has a moral responsibility to change this.
The fund canceled its RFP seeking a non-discretionary investment consultant to oversee its trust fund late in the fourth quarter as the consultant’s contract was slated to begin Dec. 1.
The university will invest an additional $500 million in the REIT on March 1 and the investment will have the same structure, terms and fees as the initial investment.
The partner and co-cio of the outsourced cio firm is leaving at the end of the first quarter to join a New England-based family office.
The college has hired an investment consultant to wrap up its search for a firm for its short duration operating fund portfolio.
The tribe has issued an RFQ seeking individuals to join its investment management board, which is tasked with the management and oversight of the tribe’s various investment funds.
The college hired a new senior v.p. of finance and administration from a nearby institution in the third quarter after its previous finance head left for chief financial and operations officer role at a New England private day school.
The firm hired a director of corporate governance and engagement late last month to engage companies on corporate governance and vote proxies on behalf of clients.
The West Coast-based firm has entered a partnership with a digital asset platform to develop a range of single-coin, multi-coin and thematic indexes for institutional investors.
The college savings plan expects to elect a new board chair next month as its current chair resigned from the role last week.