The plan made changes to its private risk assets and safe assets buckets at a meeting this week.
The plan rehired the firm for investment/custodial services on a three-year contract this week.
The plan is set to discuss potential changes to its strategic asset allocation, including decreasing private equity and traditional credit.
The plans are seeking a single firm to provide comprehensive services for their assets.
Plan is keeping its domestic large-cap core manager following an RFP issued last year due to the firm’s performance.
The treasurer has decided to stick with its incumbent investment consultant to oversee its cash pool.
The plan hired two real estate managers at its board meeting yesterday, completing a search launched last year.
Manning & Napier Advisors today announced that the firm will go private and be acquired by asset management platform Callodine Group.
The organization has issued an RFP seeking investment consulting services for its funds.
The RFP, which was initially expected to be out March 1, is still expected to be issued soon despite delays.