The university has elected a new chair of its board of trustees after its former chair, the co-founder of an investment manager, retired after 11 years of service, including four as chair.
The two firms, which will keep their names, will merge to expand their national presence and strengthen their position with ultra-high-net-worth individuals, families and institutions, including foundations and endowments.
The firm hired a head of institutional for the Northeast to oversee all aspects of its engagement with institutional asset owners and consultants in the region.
The firm has hired a senior managing director to provide holistic wealth management services for clients, including financial planning, wealth transfer and family governance.
The firm has hired a v.p. of institutional business development to lead sales and development as well as foster relationships with institutional investors, consultants and stakeholders.
The firm has signed a definitive agreement to sell a stake in its private credit business to another firm to create a stand-alone private credit asset management platform.