Announcements
The outsourced cio firm has promoted a partner and head of its client portfolio management group to co-cio, effective Jan. 1.
The university has promoted an investment director to serve as its next investment head as its current cio will retire at the end of the academic year after more than two decades of service.
The firm has hired the former managing director and head of BlackRock’s outsourced cio and central family office to serve as its head of distribution, marketing and client service, where they are responsible for enhancing messaging, expanding distribution channels and marketing initiatives.
The fund-of-funds made a commitment to an investment vehicle targeting start-ups in Southern Wisconsin, where Microsoft plans to make a $3.3 billion investment in cloud computing and artificial intelligence infrastructure.
The firm has hired a senior portfolio manager to focus on its Latin American reforestation strategy as well as conservation strategies across its global portfolio.
The global alternatives firm has named a senior-level staff member to serve in the newly created role of president, with another staffer to fill his former position.
The woman- and minority-owned office has appointed a partner for research and partner for investments and partnerships as part of the expansion of its investment team.
A global alternatives investment group focused on private equity and other private capital strategies sold the majority of its stake in a global private equity manager, which consisted of the group’s entire management fee earnings and future performance related earnings.
The university committee, which advises on responsible investment decisions, decided not to refer a divestment proposal to rid the endowment from companies with ties to the State of Israel to a board of trustees subcommittee for consideration.
The university named a new v.p. for business affairs, cfo and treasurer to serve as its principal financial adviser and oversee and manage its financial operations.