The alternative asset manager closed its third digital infrastructure fund targeting ownership and development of data center or other real assets at its hard-cap.
The firm has appointed the former senior managing director and global head of ESG at Blackstone as a senior operating advisor to help guide investment decisions, governance and impact reporting.
The institution will continue pursuing private equity, venture capital, real estate and certain kinds of hedge funds after revising its asset allocation in the last six months.
The fund approved a venture capital commitment with an existing manager this month as part of its pacing plan to commit $140 million per year to the asset class.
The university considered a private equity buyout commitment and increasing its investments with two existing global public equity funds by $30 million at this week’s meeting.