The college has issued an RFP seeking firms to provide plan administration, investment and trust services for its retirement plans totaling roughly $183 million in assets.
The university is currently determining the search process for its executive v.p. and cfo position as its current finance head is leaving to join a prominent New England university.
The new head will lead the firm’s marketing, fundraising and investor engagement strategy as it looks to expand its private real estate credit business.
The wealth management subsidiary is targeting nonprofits with a focus on the $10 million to $100 million segment of the marketplace.
The manager added a venture partner to help source and support fintech and infrastructure investments as well as deepen relationships across founders, corporates and investors.
The institution will consider approving up to four financing agreements with startup companies recently launched from its ecosystem through its accelerator fund at its October board meeting.
The firm has entered into an agreement to acquire 100% of a venture platform that invests across all stages of the venture capital lifecycle in a deal that is expected to close in the first quarter of 2026.
The university recently received donation from a Texas-based foundation marks the largest single donation ever made to a historically Black college or university in the U.S.
The new v.p. for finance and administration will be tasked with expanding revenue opportunities, reducing expenditures and leading improvement initiatives.
The firm promoted a global market strategist covering North America to serve as its chief global market strategist, responsible for the development and communication of the firm’s investment outlooks and insights.