The firm has appointed a global head of insurance asset management to execute investment strategies for its general account as well as assets for third-party insurance clients.
The corporation made four awards, two each in the second and third quarters, as part of its search for debt and equity funds to create a balanced catalyst fund.
According to Patrick Decker, head of institutional OCIO at Wilmington Trust, nonprofits are increasingly turning to this model for professional investment and governance management. Decker makes a case that this model is a great way for foundations to reassess strategic plans, endowment strategies and fundraising goals during times of financial stress.
The investment subsidiary of a university foundation recently hired a managing director to help oversee and manage its portfolio from another institution, where they led investments across public markets, hedge funds and real assets.
The foundation has issued an RFP seeking an investment consultant to provide advice and counsel for its assets as it believes best practice is to search for the services periodically.
The firm has appointed an executive advisor to help in the pursuit of new acquisition opportunities in the industrials sector and more broadly across leading U.K. businesses.
The trust’s new exec will oversee the institution’s financial strategy, operations and administrative functions with a focus on enhancing its financial sustainability, operational efficiency and strategic growth.
The nonprofit has launched its first open RFP to build partnerships and support investments that can accelerate U.S. clean power projects, seeking proposals from energy developers, commercial partners, community lenders and financial investors like private credit and private equity firms.
The university is searching for a v.p. for finance and administration to help develop and implement a future-driven financial strategy as well as oversee its treasury and investments.