Announcements
The university’s special committee on investment responsibility has decided to take no action on a student-led proposal to divest its endowment from companies supporting the Israel Defense Forces.
The firm has launched a new team focused on private markets to invest in middle market private infrastructure companies in the energy generation and storage, transport and mobility and circular economy sectors in emerging Asia excluding China.
The firm has hired for the newly created role of director of institutional operations to oversee its operational processing, including institutional reporting and account administration, for its endowment and foundation clients.
The advocacy group and peer network is looking for endowments and foundations to participate in the latest cohort of its impact investment benchmarking program.
The firm has hired a managing director of portfolio management to lead the investment management efforts for its discretionary consulting business.
The firm has agreed to acquire an outsourced cio with more than 130 clients representing approximately $45 billion in assets.
The college hired a new v.p. for finance and administration in the second quarter to oversee its finances, management of its endowment and risk management, among other areas.
The firm hired a director of charitable giving solutions within its nonprofit practice to oversee its national strategy and implement donor advised fund and private foundation administration solutions.
The university has added five new members to its board of trustees, including one private equity investor, to oversee and align its strategic direction, educational policy, finances and operations with its mission.
The university voted against a student-led proposal to divest its endowment from companies involved in the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territory.