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Against Consensus Podcast: NAIC's Bob Greene on Why Diversity Isn't A Trade-Off, It's An Edge
On this episode of Against Consensus, host Angelo Calvello, PhD, sits down with Bob Greene, President & CEO of the National Association of Investment Companies, for a data-backed case that diversity is a performance driver, not a trade-off.
09.15.26
West Coast Pension Eyes Middle Market Infrastructure
The plan is set to receive an infrastructure pacing plan at a board meeting tomorrow.
09.15.26
Texas City Posts Investment Advisor RFP
The city is seeking non-discretionary management services related to its $100+ million investment portfolio.
09.15.26
Colo. County Hires Passive International Equity Mgr.
The retirement plan also made a private equity commitment for pacing purposes in the second quarter.
09.15.26
Vance Street Taps Investor Relations Head
Katherine Dowley has joined Vance Street Capital as head of investor relations.
09.15.26
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West Coast 457 Plan To Issue Stable Value Manager RFP
The deferred compensation plan’s incumbent stable value fund manager will see its contract expire next year.
09.15.26
Manulife Names Consultant Relations MD
The managing director will lead the firm’s consultant coverage efforts across the central U.S.
09.15.26
In The News
Oil, Lawsuits, AI: Inside Harvard’s Increasingly Opaque $57 Billion Endowment
A Harvard Crimson analysis of nearly 3,400 tax records traced Harvard’s endowment through a sprawling network of outside funds, revealing investments tied to fossil fuels, litigation finance, private companies, catastrophe risk, and more.
The Struggling Colleges Raiding Their Endowments to Pay the Bills
It’s the last resort for institutions on the brink: tapping restricted funds from donors to keep the lights on. ‘The money they donated is not being used for what they gave it for.’
University Endowments Are About to Strike It Big on the SpaceX IPO
SpaceX is among the most widely held investments across colleges and universities, endowment executives say, likely making the rocket company’s coming IPO one of the great windfalls for American endowments.
Princeton spared from endowment tax, PRINCO executive says, saving hundreds of millions
Princeton will not have to pay any net investment income tax on returns from its $36.4 billion endowment, a University investment official said at a private event in January, after a recent expansion of its undergraduate financial aid program left the University below a 3,000 tuition-paying student threshold to qualify for taxation.
