The deputy cio recently left the trust to become cio at a college in a Southern state after the trust’s ceo and cio left this summer to form their own investment advisory firm.
The university selected its incumbent consultant to oversee and manage its operating funds after issuing an RFP last year for standard due diligence because of the firm’s impending contract expiration.
The county has issued an RFP seeking firms to provide discretionary investment management, custodial coordination and trust advisory services for its new reserve and trust fund.
The university hired a new private equity buyout fund and made re-up commitments to private equity growth and natural resources funds within its endowment during the first quarter.
The university approved three financing agreements with startup companies recently launched from the institution’s ecosystem at its October board meeting.