A fund based in a Western state approved a new commitment to a private equity manager as it shifts its portfolio toward illiquid allocations.
A university based on the West Coast is weighing an increase to its private equity target among other changes to its investment policy at its meeting today.
A university foundation in the South has approved venture capital commitments at its investment committee meetings in February and November.
The plan is considering committing $700 million in commitments to five private market firms.
The plan approved a new target asset allocation at its board meeting today.
The plan made two private equity commitments as it looks to commit to 11 total funds.
She was previously a senior advisor at Credit Suisse.
The new partners focus on technology, business services, healthcare and investor relations.
The plan rehired its longstanding consultant and will begin a search for a defined contribution consultant next month.
The plan will commit $50 million between two to three partnerships this year.