Andrew Siwo

Andrew Siwo is the Director of Sustainable Investments and Climate Solutions (SICS) at the New York State Common Retirement Fund. He is charged with providing leadership and oversight on sustainable investment efforts across the Fund’s $270 billion portfolio and is the portfolio manager for the Fund’s $20 billion commitment to SICS. Andrew Siwo is an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Public Service at the Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service.

Previously, Siwo was an Investment Director and served as the Head of Mission-Related Investments (MRIs) at Crewcial Partners, an investment consultancy to over 150 leading foundations and endowments with an aggregate of $40 billion in assets under advisement. Prior to joining Crewcial Partners, Siwo was a manager at the Global Impact Investing Networking (GIIN). In his capacity there, he was responsible for the operation, sourcing, and development of ImpactBase, the largest platform of impact investment funds globally, which he grew by more than $10 billion and validated over 100 impact funds. Prior to joining the GIIN, Siwo spent five years in the investment banking division at JP Morgan—most recently in the Global Special Opportunities Group. He also held roles on the Rates Desk, tasked with executing fixed-income financing transactions as well as the Securitized Products Group valuing collateralized mortgage obligations.

Before JP Morgan, Siwo was a member of the Corporate Finance and Real Estate Strategy Group at Victoria’s Secret responsible for leading project finance initiatives. He began his career at E*Trade Financial. Siwo completed an MPA in Finance and Fiscal Policy at Cornell University and holds a BA in Accounting from Morehouse College. Siwo also serves on the Board of New York Professional Advisors to Community Entrepreneurs (NYPACE). He was selected into the 2020 Class of Crain’s New York Business “40 under 40.”