Key Takeaways
- • Western College is seeking a non-discretionary investment advisor for its endowment and foundation funds, according to Financial Investment News (FIN).
- • The search is driven by the expiration of the incumbent advisory provider's contract.
- • The mandate covers non-discretionary advisory services, meaning the college retains final investment decision authority.
Summary
Under a non-discretionary arrangement, the advisor provides recommendations while the college retains authority over final investment decisions and execution. This structure is common among university endowments and foundations that prefer to keep control over asset allocation while drawing on outside expertise.
The primary source is brief and does not disclose the size of the endowment or foundation portfolios, the scope of asset classes under consideration, the timeline for selection, or the names of the incumbent provider or any candidate firms. Institutional allocators and advisory firms tracking mandate activity should monitor FIN and the college's search documentation for further detail.
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