Announcements
The university has partnered with a bitcoin native financial services company to launch the first long-term endowment fund held in bitcoin.
The firm has launched a new online investment analytics platform available for institutional investor clients as well as non-clients.
The foundation’s current head is set to retire midyear after a decade of service.
The foundation has promoted a senior program officer to director of program-related investments to develop and launch a new mission-related investment program.
The firm added a Northeast sales director to grow its business, which provides investment management and advisory services to endowments and foundations in addition to pensions funds, insurance companies, sovereign and government funds.
The foundation has hired a new ceo and v.p. for advancement to lead all aspects of the organization, including managing the endowment, generating philanthropic support and providing engagement opportunities for alumni.
The role oversees the firm’s engagement with institutional and private investors to support its growing platform and long-term investment strategy.
The alternative credit team additions reinforce the firm’s commitment to providing institutional and high-net-worth investors with an increasing number of differentiated alternative investment offerings.
The foundation has hired a new investment associate to fill a role vacated last year.
The new cfo joins from a nearby institution and will manage the university’s finances and investments.