Baylor Scott & White Loses CIO | Chief Investment Officer

Mark Amiri (Art by Tim Bower)Baylor Scott & White CIO Mark Amiri has departed the $5.7 billion health care fund, the hospital confirmed to CIO.

Amiri’s last day was April 10. Chief Debt Officer Frank Anderson has taken on the additional role of CIO of the fund, which includes $2.5 billion in defined contribution assets.

Amiri joined Baylor Scott & White in 2008 following a 27-year tenure at Ascension Health, where he served as treasurer. At Ascension, Amiri was responsible for a $7 billion pooled investment program, $6.5 in pension assets, and a debt portfolio in excess of $4 billion.

As Baylor Scott & White’s CIO, Amiri won CIO’s 2015 Industry Innovation Award for health care organizations.

Amiri holds a bachelor’s degree in accounting and an MBA from the University of Missouri-St. Louis.