The foundation is considering introducing alternatives investments within its portfolio after hiring a new firm to provide non-discretionary investment consulting services to conclude an RFP process from last year.
The university recently rehired its incumbent investment manager to oversee its operating fund portfolios, extending its contract with the firm through July 2029.
The university is searching for two investment analysts to primarily help with monitoring and due diligence of managers across its public equity, private equity and venture capital assets as well as its credit, hedge fund and real assets portfolios.