The global asset manager has closed its third vehicle investing in high-growth technology companies across North America, Europe and Israel with $3 billion in committed capital from new and existing investors.
The foundation has added four investments with new diverse managers within its portfolio after adopting an investment strategy with a racial equity lens in the first quarter.
The university disclosed follow-on private equity, venture capital and private credit commitments with existing managers within its long-term portfolio in the second and third quarters.