This month we have news from a recent podcast with Moelis Asset Catalyst V.P. Dan Pogue as well as a new emerging manager program to seed asset managers in Japan from Nomura Holdings.
Interest in investing with diverse managers has begun to plateau, according to FEG Investment Advisors’ 2024 Community Foundation Survey.
The $12.5 billion Public School Teachers’ Pension & Retirement Fund of Chicago will vote on a 2024-2025 fiscal year real estate pacing plan that includes consideration of a search for new minority-, women- and disabled-owned managers.
The $12.7 billion Cook County (Ill.) Pension Fund is searching for real estate emerging managers.
The Northwest Area Foundation is looking to allocate more of its approximately $484 million endowment to diverse-owned managers and impact investments within Native American communities.
The Oak Park-River Forest Community Foundation has outsourced the management of its $35 million investment portfolio to a discretionary advisor.
The $259.9 billion New York State Common Retirement Fund made an emerging manager commitment in the first quarter, according to a monthly transaction report.
New York University has wrapped up its search for a cio to oversee and manage its $5.8 billion endowment.
The $12.7 billion Cook County (Ill.) Pension Fund has hired Stephen Wolff as its new director of investments.
The California State Teachers’ Retirement System stayed in-house for its next cio, promoting Scott Chan to lead its $332.5 billion portfolio and succeed Christopher Ailman.
