The rebranding took effect on Nov. 15.
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.
The duo serve as co-senior investment officers of the plan’s innovation portfolio.
The $696 million transaction closed this quarter.
A New Mexico plan has appointed its next executive director effective Jan. 10.
The firm has also appointed two new co-cios.
A Midwestern state plan will extend an offer to a candidate in its cio search and expects to wrap up its chief risk officer search soon.
The new fund will focus on opportunistic U.S. real estate.