Nonprofits were busy hiring investment consultants and outsourced cios to oversee their portfolios this year including seven that swapped out their incumbent for new relationships and five that handed over their investment management responsibilities to discretionary providers from either an internal team or a general consultant.
Investment consulting and advisory firms that cater to endowments, foundations and health systems experienced further consolidation in 2024, as many merged or were acquired while others opened shop or shuttered.