Announcements
The university was awarded a $63 million unrestricted gift from the philanthropist giving the institution the freedom to invest strategically in areas that align with its mission.
The institute has promoted its associate director and senior portfolio manager as its next investment head as its cio is retiring to launch an investment advisory firm.
The schools are reviewing a potential private equity partnership that would see approximately $2.4 billion invested in the conference in return for a 10% stake.
The university’s previous finance head passed away in the second quarter.
The investment banking advisory firm hired a managing director to focus on ratings advisory for its private capital markets and debt advisory group.
The new head will lead the firm’s marketing, fundraising and investor engagement strategy as it looks to expand its private real estate credit business.
The wealth management subsidiary is targeting nonprofits with a focus on the $10 million to $100 million segment of the marketplace.
The manager added a venture partner to help source and support fintech and infrastructure investments as well as deepen relationships across founders, corporates and investors.
The university recently received donation from a Texas-based foundation marks the largest single donation ever made to a historically Black college or university in the U.S.
The new v.p. for finance and administration will be tasked with expanding revenue opportunities, reducing expenditures and leading improvement initiatives.