The plan committed to three real estate funds for pacing purposes.
The fund concluded searches launched in January.
The plan’s current manager is on watch for performance reasons.
The plan is looking to place a total of $300 million in core, value-add and opportunistic strategies.
The plan hired from within for its new retirement administrator.
The trust’s current outsourced cio was first hired in 2019.
The plan received a total of four proposals in its general investment consultant search.
On Monday, Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti filed the first-of-its-kind consumer protection lawsuit against the world’s largest asset manager, BlackRock Inc. Tennessee’s complaint alleges that Blackrock made false or misleading representations to current and potential Tennessee consumers about the extent to which Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) considerations affect BlackRock’s investment strategies,
The hire concludes a search to replace a current underperforming manager.
The city is seeking a bundled provider for two retirement plans totaling more than $1 billion each.