The university’s managing director of real assets is leaving the institution after nearly eight years of service to join a southern retirement system in the same role.
The infrastructure commitment was under consideration at a meeting this week to complement an existing manager as the health system is also underweight its target to the asset class.
The firm added a Northeast sales director to grow its business, which provides investment management and advisory services to endowments and foundations in addition to pensions funds, insurance companies, sovereign and government funds.
The foundation has hired a new ceo and v.p. for advancement to lead all aspects of the organization, including managing the endowment, generating philanthropic support and providing engagement opportunities for alumni.
The alternative credit team additions reinforce the firm’s commitment to providing institutional and high-net-worth investors with an increasing number of differentiated alternative investment offerings.