A university in the South has named its interim cio as its permanent cio following a search for the position due to the retirement of its investment head.
Charles Spiller will retire next year after more than two decades with the plan.
The plan’s new cio left the North Dakota plan in June.
Relaunch is due to disruptions caused by COVID-19 pandemic.
The plan is searching for a global equity manager after creating the new sub-asset class within its public equity portfolio.
The plan issued two RFPs for managers to comply with procurement laws.
The duo serve as co-senior investment officers of the plan’s innovation portfolio.
The plan made changes to its asset allocation at yesterday’s board meeting.
The plan disclosed a private equity commitment with an existing manager at its board meeting yesterday.
The search is due to the plan’s underweight to the asset class.