The global firm has added several senior staff members to its Singapore-based fixed-income team in recent months.
The plan expects to issue the RFP later this month and make a selection in the third quarter.
The incumbent manager was first hired in 2015.
The plan will consider active core and core-plus fixed-income manager hires in May as a result of a new asset allocation that also eliminated its 2.5% risk parity target yesterday.
The board will consider hiring a new public markets consultant later this month.
The plan’s incumbent was first hired in 1997.
The plan made the hires after restructuring its international equity and U.S. fixed-income manager portfolios.
U.S. foundation assets fell nearly $250 billion in 2022 and are now at their lowest level since December 2018.
Four firms will vie for a $45 million mandate.
The university approved private equity, real asset, international equity and fixed-income investments with new managers in the second half of 2022.