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.
Scott Lupkas has joined the $19.7 billion Maine Public Employees Retirement System as its new deputy cio.
This month, we have our annual feature on military veterans in the asset management industry.