The city has rehired its investment consultant on behalf of its $115.3 million 401(a), $66.7 million 457(b), $33.8 million OPEB and $388,760 Retirement Health Savings plans.
A new paper highlights how a dual outsourced model introduces challenges in governance, operations and portfolio management that most institutions are not equipped to control.
The university selected a discretionary advisor to select managers, handle executive asset allocation decisions, develop investment strategies and manage the investment processes after issuing an RFP for the services last year.