In a recent FIN News article about the benefits of the OCIO model, Jessica Portis, Chief Client Officer, spoke about how OCIO assets are projected to grow and how OCIOs allow institutions to focus on mission and strategy, rather than day-to-day investment execution.
“There’s this concept of consultants being able to advise, but OCIOs are really able to execute and advise,” Portis said.
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