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Discretionary Advisor CIO Departing

Firm is also adding an ESG, impact investing head.

02.25.21
Multi-Asset/Investment Advisor
Southern Endowment Hires Newly Launched Advisor

An endowment in the South has hired a new founded investment management and wealth advisory firm.

02.25.21
Industry News
West Coast College Seeks Finance V.P.

A collage based on the West Coast is searching for a v.p. of finance and treasurer to help oversee its finances and endowment.

02.25.21
Searches And Hires
Southern Plan Searching For Small-Cap Value Replacement

A plan in the South will conduct a search to replace a domestic small-cap value equity manager and may receive replacement options as soon as its next meeting in May.

02.24.21
Alternatives
Southern University Foundation Reviews Pacing Plan, Makes Credit Commitment

A foundation in the South reviewed its private investments pacing plan last week and made a private credit commitment as part of the pacing schedule.

02.24.21
People Moves
Southern University Seeks Investment Mgr. For Private Investments

A university in the South is searching for an investment manager for private investments to be involved in all aspects of investment and manager research for the institution’s endowment.

02.24.21
ESG
Mid-Atlantic University Releases Fossil Fuel Report

A Mid-Atlantic university committee has released a report on fossil fuel divestment.

02.24.21
Industry News
Mid-Atlantic Organization Searches For CFO

An organization based in the Mid-Atlantic region is looking to hire a v.p. and cfo to oversee its treasury operations.

02.24.21
People Moves
Southern University Deputy CIO Joins Alternatives Manager

The former deputy cio of a university in the South has joined a Northeast-based alternatives investment manager that invests in credit, private equity and real estate.

02.24.21
In The News
It Shouldn’t Take A New York Pension Fund To Force FirstEnergy Political Spending More Into The Open

FirstEnergy Corp. and Ohio both need to clean up their acts — to restore investor trust, on the one hand, and voter trust, on the other. For Ohio officials, that means no more stalling on House Bill 6 repeal, dark-money reform and more unbiased utility regulation, writes the editorial board.

02.24.21