The global private investment firm recently invested $825 million in the insurance and asset manager to acquire a nearly 10% stake in the company.
The chief operating and financial officer will retire later this year after more than two decades of service, including helping the organization achieve values-alignment with more than 80% of its endowment.
The foundation approved appointing its chief administrative officer as its next ceo as its current head will retire on June 30 after more than three decades leading the organization.
The U.S. Senate voted to confirm Paul Atkins as chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission during its April 9 meeting.
The plan is seeking a firm to actively manage its portfolio as well as advise on market conditions, risks and opportunities.
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.
The tribe conducted a similar search for investment management services for its permanent and donation funds in 2019.
The foundation has hired an outsourced cio to manage the university’s endowment and associated assets following a search process from last year.
The fund has hired a senior investment officer focused on private credit to help its team identify and evaluate potential investment opportunities as well as develop due diligence plans for potential investments.
The university is seeking a firm to provide non-discretionary investment consulting services for its portfolio likely due to the impending contract expiration of its incumbent provider, which was first hired following a search process from 2018.