The college announced it will eliminate all direct holdings of fossil fuel companies and will not make new investments in private funds that focus exclusively on oil and gas extraction.
The firm appointed a platform partner to coach portfolio companies and build and implement the firm’s internal technology stack on the heels of hiring three investment team members.
The university disclosed follow-on credit, venture capital and real estate commitments made in the fourth quarter of 2022 within its long-term portfolio.
The firm has appointed a senior v.p., global treasurer and head of mergers and acquisitions from its wholly owned subsidiary alternative credit specialist manager.
The outsourced cio has appointed its managing director and global head of client development as president and chief client officer and added internal and external members to its board.
The university is searching for an investment analyst to provide support for investment and strategy decisions and work with the investment team to monitor and research investments across asset classes.
The treasurer’s office has selected an investment advisor to handle its infrastructure fund in a non-discretionary fund-of-funds structure following a search.