The college savings program is searching for a new executive director as its previous head left the role earlier this month to join a municipal financial advisory firm.
The fund added two private debt strategies to its portfolio as it has looked to increase allocations to private markets following approval of a revised target allocation last year.
The firm is looking to hire more diverse managers for client portfolios after adding several diverse firms, particularly in equity, private equity and venture capital, over the last two years.
The global group of alternative asset managers has spearheaded a new standard format for ESG-related disclosures for private companies or investors in partnership with top investment firms.
The firm hired a managing director for its equity capital markets team to focus on origination and execution in the financial institutions and financial technology industries.
The college is divesting from indirect investments in companies that support fossil fuel development as part of its goal to achieve campus-wide carbon neutrality by 2025.