Fund will interview three open-end core real estate managers to potentially handle $100 million total and two closed-end core real estate managers to handle $50 million prior to its board meeting at the end of the month.
Staffer built the first crypto-blockchain portfolio for one of the firm’s client in 2018 and completed the firm’s first due diligence on a crypto fund in 2017.
Investment manager will source prospective private markets managers, conduct analysis and due diligence on existing managers and maintain the university’s internal database.
The fund approved the infrastructure commitment to a Southern-based firm with which it has previously committed more than $1 billion during its board meeting this week.