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.
The foundation is searching for a firm to design and implement a comprehensive impact-investing strategy for its investment portfolio, including designing allocation models, targets or benchmarks across asset classes around the themes of health, education and the environment.
The healthcare system is searching for an investment manager to source and conduct due diligence on prospective managers, analyze existing managers, asset allocation or market trends and support the general structuring of the portfolio.
The role will monitor existing portfolio managers, provide due diligence of prospective managers, research investment industry trends and model benchmarks for performance, risk and liquidity.
The foundation’s previous finance head left last year to join another nonprofit.
The recently canceled search received one proposal for the services.
The firm, which provides record keeping and third-party administrator services for public retirement plans and college savings plans, has promoted its president as its next ceo.
Nonprofit investors can find attractive investment opportunities in precious metals like gold, critical minerals like lithium and agriculture that diversify their real assets portfolio, while also providing a potential hedge against ‘stagflation.’
The fund anticipates increasing its private equity pacing plan in the coming months as recommended by its general investment consultant.
The foundation is looking to add emerging markets equity and India-focused private equity allocations within its portfolio.