The university and its foundation have wrapped up their separate investment consultant searches from last year by selecting three total firms.
The cfo will provide leadership, analysis and management of the school’s finances and operations as well as oversee the administration of its endowment.
The nonprofit membership association has launched a search for an investment consultant for its portfolio to comply with its competitive bid policy and to survey the market.
Under today’s conditions, many nonprofits and allocators are looking at other macro trends — especially the advancement of artificial intelligence technologies and concomitant demand spike for energy and infrastructure — that bode well for their alternatives allocations.
The foundation selected a firm to help it conduct a search for an outsourced cio to manage its portfolio.
The nonprofit corporation is searching for a v.p. of finance and administration to oversee its finances and endowment.
The discretionary advisor has promoted two staff members as partners and five as managing directors as the firm opened its newest U.S. branch in Texas.
The university added a commitment to a carbon trading impact fund within its endowment in the fourth quarter.
The investment consultant will oversee its approximately $2 billion portfolio after approving the RFP process in the fourth quarter.
The cio and treasurer left the institution in December after nine years of service and the university has named its assistant v.p. and deputy cio to the role on an interim basis.