Asset Study/Review
The retirement system will also see its pension investment analyst depart on Friday.
The university has adopted a socially responsible investing policy that requires the institution to consider environmental sustainability and social justice factors in its investment decision-making.
The university is barring investment decisions that are based primarily on environmental or social factors in light of a new state law, while its outsourced cio looks to increase private real estate allocations.
The system will discuss an implementation plan for the new asset allocation policy next month.
The university has begun the process of absorbing a nearby Catholic college after acquiring another local college last year.
The fund will review the asset allocation for its trust fund portfolio this summer after last approving a new asset allocation in July 2023.
The foundation has hired a cio and director of investment operations in a move to bring its investment management and operations inhouse.
The university has voted down two proposals asking to divest its endowment from entities related to the war, humanitarian crises and human rights violations in Israel and will not consider further petitions.
The university decided against a proposal to halt financial ties to entities associates with Israel as it did not meet three main criteria, including consensus within the university community on how to respond to the issue.
The retirement system introduced TIPS and eliminated its low volatility and public real assets targets as a result of a new asset allocation policy.