The fund has received a gift from a philanthropist that will be used to support its $1 billion capital campaign and be invested in its pooled endowment to grow member institution portfolios.
The board voted to divest from companies owned or controlled by the Chinese Communist Party on Sept. 24 and expects the action to be completed by early 2026.
The firm has hired a senior portfolio manager to guide clients through challenging markets and identify investment strategies and allocations to meet their needs.
The firm has hired an executive director to oversee the strategic direction of its initiative that honors firms and individuals with exemplary investment results and industry leadership.
The university added a former managing director from Aksia to its investment team to help design, source and maintain a portfolio of alternative investments.