The university is considering selling a portion of its private equity portfolio as it looks to reposition its endowment under its new investment head, who began in the role last year.
The school is searching for an assistant treasurer and assistant director to assist with endowment accounting and investment operations.
The university was awarded a $63 million unrestricted gift from the philanthropist giving the institution the freedom to invest strategically in areas that align with its mission.
The university is searching for an investment officer to help oversee and manage its endowment, with a focus on its marketable portfolio, including long-only, hedged equity and absolute return strategies.
The investment director and investment analyst will assist in the oversight and management of the tribal organization’s multi-billion dollar portfolio.
The university’s cio left earlier this month after roughly four years in the role.
The university has committed nearly one-third of the capital committed to the pan-Canadian impact investment fund, which expects to hold its final close on or before March 31.
The institute has promoted its associate director and senior portfolio manager as its next investment head as its cio is retiring to launch an investment advisory firm.
The university hired a new outsourced cio to handle its endowment late last year following an invitation-only search process.
The foundation hired a director of public investments in the third quarter after bringing its investment management and operations in-house earlier this year.