The fund aims to provide investors access to a global, diversified portfolio of direct co-investments in buyout, growth equity and other private markets transactions.
The plan has “small exposure” to FTX across two of its venture capital managers.
The plan is seeking non-core real estate, farmland, timber and infrastructure strategies to fulfill an up to $400 million mandate.
The plan approved an infrastructure commitment with an existing manager and was informed of two credit commitments at yesterday’s board meeting.
The managing director is responsible for the firm’s acquisitions activity in the central U.S. market.
The plan will receive a private equity pacing model in February.
The plan removed a manager structure constraint for its return-seeking fixed-income portfolio and approved a value-add real estate commitment with an existing manager this month.
The firm has announced the final closing of “the largest self-storage fund ever raised.”
She will be based out of the firm’s newly established New York City office.