The university has named a former Alibaba and Target executive as chair of its board of trustees.
The firm has agreed to acquire an investment consulting and advisory firm that works primarily with ultra-high-net-worth individuals and families with a focus on the technology space.
The university approved fully liquidating a hedge fund manager and committing to a private equity strategy within its endowment in the first quarter.
The global asset manager has agreed to acquire a CLO team and platform based in Europe.
He will be responsible for developing MSCI’s research across its product lines and client segments.
The plan is seeking investment consulting services for its $12.5 million portfolio.
The new manager replaced the plan’s incumbent small-cap value manager due to an acquisition.
The city expects to initiate negotiations with the preferred candidate on Aug. 21.
The city expects to make a final selection on June 23.
Newly enhanced requirements affect large hedge fund and private equity advisors.