The university approved rebalancing its endowment, including hiring two new active public equity managers, while also revising its endowment and non-endowed investment policies last month.
The analyst will be involved in all phases of the investment process with a special focus on quantitative data analysis, risk reporting and operation-related support.
The savings program opted to retain its incumbent consultant after issuing an RFP in the fourth quarter due to the firm’s impending contract expiration.
The firm hired a head of client partnerships from a recently shuttered firm to lead its business development, consultant relations and relationship management efforts.
The fund will consider committing additional capital to two recently-hired managers within its portfolio at a special board meeting on March 5 after its original meeting on Feb. 19 was cancelled due to a winter storm.