The university recently committed to a venture capital fund launched by the team behind its startup incubator.
The college renewed its contract with its investment consultant for a one-year term beginning on July 1.
The university has issued an RFP seeking a firm to review its Optional Retirement Plan and 403(b) plan as part of a periodic review of the retirement plans for standard due diligence purposes.
The church pension hired a new core fixed-income manager in addition to investments and co-investments in private equity and real estate in June.
Plan finalized a $40 million private equity commitment late last week.
The city is seeking non-discretionary portfolio management services.
The plan is seeking one or more managers to handle a portion of its short-duration pool.
The pension plan is seeking a firm to handle a mandate ranging between $400 million and $1 billion.
The contract of the city’s current investment advisor is set to expire.
The city expects to commence a contract on Nov. 1.