The university is promoting two senior investment team members to lead oversight and management of its endowment as its investment head is leaving after more than a decade of service to take over as the inaugural cio for a fund on the West Coast.
The organization is seeking a retirement program consultant to provide it with services related to reviewing and recommending a nonprofit employer retirement plan for approximately 80 employees.
The endowment hired the deputy cio of responsible investing for the New York City Comptroller’s Bureau of Asset Management to serve as a managing director and help lead its portfolio strategy.
The foundation added two fixed-income managers to its more than $1 billion portfolio in the last year as it ceased working with a hedge fund manager focused on global macro and fixed-income relative value strategies.
The wealth manager and registered investment advisor is acquiring a West coast-based institutional investment consulting firm to help support its investment strategy, fiduciary governance and portfolio oversight.