The university has named an interim v.p. for finance, cfo and treasurer for its foundation as it searches for a permanent successor to its finance head, which left on June 30 to pursue other opportunities in higher education finance.
The RFP follows an RFQ canceled following its April launch.
The firm’s latest fund closed exceeded its target and doubled its predecessor.
The plans have both adjusted their asset allocations since moving to Mariner Institutional.
The plan added private equity, credit and cryptocurrency commitments last month.
The plan will vote to go back to a former general investment consultant next week.
She will help enhance and implement best practices to engage with the firm’s growing investor base.
The firm recently added a managing director to its investment team.
The plan is looking to create two pools of investment consultants.
The plan will consider consolidating its consulting services with one firm at a meeting this week.