The plan added commitments with two new hedge fund managers and two existing real estate managers this summer.
The manager will help oversee investment accounting, provide tax-related duties and maintain performance data.
The university also made redemptions from domestic and emerging markets equity managers.
Some endowments and foundations are looking to emerging market debt, multi-asset credit and long-term bonds as a way to diversify their portfolios while also capitalizing on the macrotrends leading to a weaker greenback.
The foundation hired its first-ever coo to oversee its operations, finances and investment portfolio after its cfo retired at the end of the first quarter.
The university retained its incumbent discretionary investment advisor following a search launched in the first quarter.
The institution is searching for an investment analyst to assist in all stages of its investment process as well as a quantitative associate to join its data science and risk team.
The college approved a new investment policy statement that included a directive to divest direct exposures to weapons manufacturers.
The university’s previous finance head passed away in the second quarter.
The university has experienced staff departures within its investment office in recent months, including its managing director of private equity and an associate portfolio manager for inflation sensitive and diversifying assets.