By David G. Barry
Mark Sinni has been promoted to deputy chief
investment officer of the YMCA Retirement Fund.
Hunter Reisner, the $8.7 billion fund’s CIO, tells
Markets Group that the move is “in recognition of how terrific Mark has been
across the portfolio and the important role Mark has played and will continue
to play in our investment organization.”
Sinni has been with the YMCA Retirement Fund since 2013. In
his role as a senior managing director, he has been involved in crafting
strategic asset allocation, overseeing several parts of the portfolio, and
selecting managers and strategies across multiple asset classes. He led the
team’s efforts across marketable strategies, including public equities, a
variety of hedge fund strategies, fixed income, and certain special situations.
Prior to joining the fund, Sinni spent three years at the
Tulane University Investment Management Office working across asset classes,
asset allocation, and risk management.
In addition to Reisner, who became CIO in 2010, and Sinni,
the YMCA Retirement Fund investment team includes Suleyman Gokcan,
senior managing director of investment risk; Katherine Grant, managing
director; and, several investment directors, including Nick Bass, John
Maimone-Medwick, Erik Moss, Nick Pon, and Erik Strobel.
Incorporated in 1921, the YMCA Retirement Fund has 115,000
participants.
Mike Cefole, who is the fund’s chief financial
officer, is serving as interim CEO following the retirement in June of Scott
Dolfi.
