The borough is seeking a manager for about $5.7 million in investable pension fund assets.
The plan hired a new international value equity manager last month to replace its incumbent.
The county is seeking investment advisory services for its $34 million in non-pension funds.
The city is searching for record keeping, administrative, actuarial and compliance services for the plans.
The changes include increases to the plan’s core real estate and infrastructure targets and subsequent searches.
The investment consulting firm has announced the appointment of a new president and ceo ahead of the retirement of its current leader at the end of 2024.
The plan will continue their discussions on potentially investing in private credit at a meeting next month.
The firm’s current cio for public markets will retire at the end of 2024.
Plan staff made a $9 million private credit co-investment in May.
The plan is scheduled to approve a new target asset allocation at its meeting on Tuesday.