The university is considering creating a related but separate entrepreneurial team to invest $2 billion in real estate on or near its campuses, while also disclosing its shifting approach to private equity investing.
The plan will hold a second round of finalist interviews in its consultant search next month and committed to an existing private equity manager in February.
The sustainability-focused firm has launched global and European infrastructure credit platforms targeting global investments in energy, transportation, social, digital and other sustainable infrastructure.