A consortium promoting life-science start-up companies in the Midwest has partnered with two consultants to develop an angel investor education program to conclude its search from early 2025.
The organization is searching for a senior investment analyst to focus on public market assets, including qualitative and quantitative analysis of its equity, diversifying strategies and fixed-income asset classes.
The plan is looking to add an investment data analyst to support the investment team with data analytics and governance, including maintaining, monitoring and enhancing data infrastructure.
The organization hired a new v.p. for finance, administration and operations and cfo after its previous finance head left in November to join a nearby foundation in the same role.
The foundation added fixed-income strategies with an existing manager and a new international large-cap equity manager to its portfolio in the second half of 2025.
The health system’s investment management arm is looking to add a senior advisor to assist with managing and planning its cash, liquidity and treasury operations.
The plan approved recommendations to add new international bond, real estate and high-yield bond funds as underlying investment options during a February board meeting.
The corporation has issued an RFP seeking firms to provide investment advisory services for its portfolio, which includes unrestricted funds, restricted funds and long-term assets.
The fund will consider adding an allocation with a new special situation strategy within its portfolio at its April board meeting.
Pearce is a managing director in Cambridge Associates’ endowment and foundation practice, tasked with conducting manager due diligence and developing investment strategies for clients with mission-related, ESG or impact investment objectives. He took the time to answer five questions with FIN News.