The firm closed its latest flagship private market fund with nearly $4 billion in commitments from nonprofits and other institutional investors globally.
The firms have entered a strategic partnership to support health-focused impact investors that are directing investable assets to address social determinants of health, while targeting the alignment of financial, business and community impact performance.
The firm has hired a managing director and head of capital markets to expand its relationships with the global institutional investment community and grow its business development of private credit products and capital markets.
The actively managed strategy is part of a new series of mutual funds and accelerates the firm’s ongoing strategy to expand its in-house intermediary distribution network in the U.S.
The university’s board of trustees expanded the assault weapon divestment policy to cover assault weapons manufacturers that engage in retail activities to the general public.
The foundation has hired a new ceo to handle its day-to-day oversight and leadership and help guide its strategic direction after its ceo retired last year.