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UMich approves $187m in commitments
The US regents has backed five North America and two multi-regional focused funds.
UMich approves $88m in commitments
The US endowment has backed a Western Europe and a North America focused fund.
Investors you need to meet: Erik Lundberg
The Norway-born CIO of University of Michigan Endowment has 'a thought-leader mindset'.
UMich announces $188m in commitments
The U.S. endowment has backed two Asia and two Europe focused funds.
UMich announces $73m in commitments
The US endowment has backed North America and Western Europe focused funds.
UMich approves $240m in commitments
The Endowment announced commitments to several private equity funds.
University of Michigan contact information
Offices
1109 Geddes Ave, Suite 3300, Ann Arbor, 48109 1079, United StatesContacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
Key Contact Mr. Erik Lundberg | Job titleCIO | LocationAnn Arbor, United States | Email  -------- |
| Mr. Daniel E Feder | Job titleSenior Managing Director, Investments | LocationAnn Arbor, United States | Email --------- |
| Mr. Rafael Castilla | Job titleDirector, Investments and Structuring, Adjunct Faculty | LocationAnn Arbor, United States | Email -------- |
| Ms. Felicia Daniela David-Visser | Job titleSenior Investment Manager | LocationAnn Arbor, United States | Email -------- |
University of Michigan fund commitments
Known fund commitments: 707
| Fund | Manager | Commitment date | Commitment size |
|---|---|---|---|
Manager ----- | Commitment dateMar 2024 | Commitment size$10m | |
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