The trust’s ceo and cio recently left the organization after more than three years of service to launch their own investment advisory and outsourced cio firm.
The plan was created this year and is seeking outsourced cio services for its investment program, which will have an initial corpus of approximately $200 million.
The university is seeking an investment consulting firm to oversee its retirement and deferred compensation plans as its incumbent provider’s contract is expiring in the forth quarter.