The university has promoted its deputy cfo as its new v.p. for finance and administration and cfo after its previous finance head left for a new position in December.
The university is barring investment decisions that are based primarily on environmental or social factors in light of a new state law, while its outsourced cio looks to increase private real estate allocations.
The university is searching for a firm to provide services for a portfolio that seeks to allocate to investments with a maximum maturity of 5.5 years and a maximum aggregate duration of no more than three years.