The university’s investment office is seeking entrepreneurs looking to launch their own investment management funds to participate in the second cohort of its Prospect Fellowship.
The university selected a new non-discretionary investment advisor for its operating investment portfolio after launching a search earlier this year due to standard due diligence requirements.
The community foundation hired a new investment advisor in the fourth quarter, replacing its incumbent, which had been providing the services since at least 2012.
The program will also invite its domestic mid-cap growth equity manager to present at a future board meeting with the intent of placing the firm on watch due to underperformance.