Private Equity
Florida Plan Discussing Private Equity

A Florida-based pension plan discussed creating a new allocation to private equity at its board meeting this month.

02.21.20
Alternatives
Texas Plan Makes Alts. Commitments

A Texas-based pension plan made several alternatives commitments over the last several months.

02.21.20
Multi-Asset/Investment Advisor
Rocky Mountain Town Posts Investment Services RFI

A town in the Rocky Mountains has issued an RFI seeking investment services related to its local government investment pool.

02.21.20
Non-U.S. & Global Equity
Southeast Plan To Redeem Global Equity Manager

A Southeastern pension plan received a recommendation to redeem from a global equity manager last week.

02.21.20
Industry News
Carillon Tower Advisers To Acquire SPI Strategies Team

Carillon Tower Advisers will acquire the employees and investment software of SPI Strategies.

02.20.20
In The News
Align Capital Partners Closes Fund II At $450 Million Hard Cap

ACP began fundraising in November 2019 with an initial target of $400 million and closed at the offering’s hard cap of $450 million. With the closing of ACP II, Align Capital Partners has raised more than $775 million since the firm’s founding in 2016.

02.19.20
People Moves
Mississippi Names New CIO

The $28.6 billion Public Employees’ Retirement System of Mississippi has named Robert Clark as its new cio.

02.18.20
Domestic Equity Small-Cap Private Equity
West Coast Plan Slates U.S. Small-Cap Emerging Mgr. Interviews

A West Coast pension plan will conduct U.S. small-cap equity emerging manager interviews this week.

02.18.20
Fixed-Income
Mid-Atlantic Plan Tweaks Fixed-Income Lineup

A Mid-Atlantic pension plan made changes to is fixed-income manager lineup last week.

02.18.20
In The News
NYS Common Retirement Fund Reports Third Quarter Results

The New York State Common Retirement Fund’s estimated return in the third quarter of the State Fiscal Year 2019-20 was 5.28% for the three-month period ending Dec. 31, 2019, with an estimated value of $225.9 billion, according to New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli.

02.18.20