The university is searching for a v.p. for finance and administration after its previous finance head retired in June.
A university based in New England has elected two members to lead its board of trustees.
Many nonprofit investors are increasing their sustainable investment strategies to combat shared concerns related to climate change and carbon emissions, according to a recent report.
The firm has acquired another investment advisor to grow its client base throughout the Southeastern region.
The trust fund added private equity and private infrastructure commitments as part of the buildout of illiquid assets in its portfolios.
The university updated the fund’s asset allocation targets on the heels of several manager hires earlier in the year.
Institutional investors indicated that rising rates and a recession will increase the importance of fixed-income within portfolios after years of low yields.
The college is seeking a cfo to oversee its finances and investments after its previous finance head left to join an accounting firm.
The nonprofit hired a new active domestic large-cap equity manager last month after deciding to move away from passive equity management this summer.
Private assets, ESG and Chinese equity will help endowments and foundations garner strong returns over the long term without missing opportunities in the short term, according to a new report.