A university foundation based in a Western state has approved several commitments, including allocations to opportunistic credit and venture capital strategies.
The firm has hired a global head of sustainability to support portfolio companies across its platform with a range of sustainability-focused projects and value-creation initiatives.
The investment firm, which was founded this year, closes its inaugural private equity fund $50 million above its target fundraise in less than five months.
The hospital is searching for a senior investment director to help support the management of its endowment as well as research and monitor existing and prospective investments.
The platform, which focuses on philanthropy and investments impacting the oceans, food and agriculture and energy, has hired its inaugural head of investment stewardship from a large asset manager.
The foundation has selected its next president and ceo to lead the organization in the fall after its head announced their impending departure last year.
The college savings plan selected its incumbent program manager to lead the selection and monitoring of investment options following an RFP process due to the firm’s impending contract expiration.
The university has begun the process of reviewing a resolution that would limit basing investment decisions on political and social events unrelated to the university in response to campus pressure to divest from companies involved with the Hamas-Israel armed conflict.