The university is searching for its next investment head as its senior v.p. and cio will retire at the end of the third quarter after more than two decades of service.
In an attempt to fortify New Mexico’s pipeline for nurses, teachers and social workers, state lawmakers appropriated $170 million over a recent three-year period to expand higher education faculty endowments. But some of that money has not been used as intended and delays in implementation have blunted its intended impact, according to a new legislative report released Thursday.
The university is seeking a real estate associate to help find, diligence and manage investments across strategies that include multifamily, industrial, office and digital infrastructure.
The plan has hired a firm to identify and advise on best practices and trends in the prepaid college plan and ABLE landscape to help in setting the direction for its two programs.
The investment firm has hired a head of ocio to lead the development and expansion of the outsourced cio business.
The university has promoted a director to managing director to handle its buyout investments and serve as co-head for its growth equity investments.
The university is searching for an investment tax director to manage its regulatory risk and plan filings for various domestic and international jurisdictions as well as help guide tax and investment structuring decisions.
The foundation is seeking an associate to screen and evaluate potential new investment opportunities and monitor its current manager roster.
The firm has sold its stake in a private equity manager, which has seen its assets under management quadruple to approximately $20 billion over the last seven years.
The foundations are seeking firms to provide investment advisory and management services for their approximately $4 million in combined assets.