The plan eliminated its risk parity allocation and boosted its multi-sector bond portfolio to allow for both traditional and opportunistic investments.

A New England pension plan approved a private equity and private credit commitment at a board meeting today.

Move to a single passive equity manager would save more than $13,000 a year in fees.

A Midwest pension plan is considering moving its two active domestic large-cap core equity mandates to passive investing.

The plan opted to hire one core manager to handle a $240 million portfolio, replacing its two existing incumbents, at a board meeting yesterday.

The pension fund committed up to $15 million total to two funds and also discussed a work plan for its traditional assets, opportunistic debt, real estate and hedge fund allocations at a meeting today.