The peer-learning network has launched a Responsible Tech & AI Initiative to engage endowments, foundations and financial service firms around various risks related to their investments in technology and artificial intelligence.
The university announced it will no longer be investing in separately managed accounts as it plans to divest from four U.S. defense companies that have contracts with the Israeli military.
The asset manager has launched a new service that offers institutional clients the ability to follow a sustainability-focused engagement and proxy voting framework and hired a managing director and head of sustainability stewardship to lead its team.
The firm has hired a managing director to lead its distribution strategy for financial advisors and dealer home office relationships and oversee its retail intermediary sales team.
The university has adopted a socially responsible investing policy that requires the institution to consider environmental sustainability and social justice factors in its investment decision-making.