Emerging/Diverse Managers
NYC To Invest $1.5B In Early-Stage And First-Time Funds
The $207.9 billion New York City Retirement Systems will invest $1.5 billion with early-stage and
10.11.19
Bank Loan
Northeast City Plan Makes Bank Loan Hire

A city pension fund in the Northeast has concluded its bank loan manager search

10.08.19
Searches And Hires
West Coast Health Care Trust Adds Three New Alternative Asset Classes

A West Coast health care trust fund has adopted a new asset allocation that will require manager searches in the private equity, real estate and global macro asset classes.

10.07.19
Alternatives Fixed-Income Private Equity
Large West Coast City Plan Names General Investment Consultant Finalists

A West Coast city pension fund has narrowed its general investment consultant search to two firms.

10.04.19
Consultant/OCIO/Discretionary
West Coast Utility Plan District Hires Discretionary Consultant

A utility district on the West Coast hired a new discretionary investment consultant for its defined contribution plans.

10.04.19
In The News
Pension Fund Training Costs Taxpayers Estimated $8 Million

Thousands of pension fund managers and trustees are gathering for an all-expenses paid convention at the out-of-state Grand Geneva Resort and Spa, and local taxpayers are picking up the tab.

10.04.19
Fixed-Income
West Coast Deferred Comp Plan Seeking Stable Value Fund Mgr.

A Calif.-based deferred compensation plan has begun a search for a stable value fund manager to handle $1 billion.

10.03.19
Searches And Hires
California City Seeking Investment Portfolio Manager

A California city has issued an RFP seeking investment advisory firm to provide management services for its investment portfolio.

10.02.19
Passive Equity
Mid-Atlantic Plan Makes Passive Manager Hire; Receives Absolute Return FI Search Report

A pension fund near the Nation’s capital has hired a Standard & Poor’s 500 Index manager and received a recommendation in its absolute return fixed-income search.

10.02.19
In The News
Southeast Michigan Carpenters Union Is Facing A Pension Crisis

A private-sector pension crisis is hitting roughly 19,000 current and retired unionized skilled trades workers in southeast Michigan, another sign of the precarious nature of some pension promises made to workers years ago.

10.02.19