The plan approved commitments of up to $40 million each to two strategies.
The plan will look to commit $100 million to private equity and $60 million to real estate this year.
The plan initiated a search last summer seeking a consultant for its deferred compensation and retiree health savings plans.
The plan made a hire in its search for an investment manager last summer after its incumbent resigned.
The district made a hire in its search for a firm to invest funds for portions of its general operating, debt service and bond proceeds funds.
The private debt firm exceeded its fundraising target of $2.25 billion.
The plan has issued its investment consultant RFP which was approved last year.
The firm announced several leadership appointments.
The firm’s new office will be in London.
The director of the emerging manager program for the New York State Common Retirement Fund is departing his position.