Consultant/OCIO/Discretionary
A Chicago-based foundation has hired an outsourced cio provider to replace its former traditional consultant for its investment portfolio.
The search is due to the upcoming contract expiration of incumbent Northwest Capital Management.
A college based in the Midwest has approved a new contract with its incumbent investment consultant.
A college based in a Southern state is looking to hire an investment consultant for its portfolio.
A Midwest economic development agency has selected a non-discretionary investment advisor after launching a search earlier this year.
A nonprofit based in London has issued an RFP for one or two investment consultants for its traditional investment portfolio and socially responsible investment portfolio.
The city has rehired its investment consultant on behalf of its $115.3 million 401(a), $66.7 million 457(b), $33.8 million OPEB and $388,760 Retirement Health Savings plans.
The hire concludes a shortlist search that resulted from a global equity restructuring last month.
A foundation affiliated with a university on the West Coast has hired an outsourced cio provider, replacing its traditional investment consultant.
A new paper highlights how a dual outsourced model introduces challenges in governance, operations and portfolio management that most institutions are not equipped to control.