Two managing directors joined last month, one joined in May and two more joined in March.
She will lead the firm’s business development efforts and address specific client needs.
The plan retained its bundled record keeper following an RFP search.
Jason Malinowski has served as cio of the $3.7 billion Seattle City Employees’ Retirement System since 2014. Prior to becoming the plan’s first cio, he served as a managing director of risk and quantitative analysis at BlackRock.
The plan is looking to commit to up to three private equity funds.
The plan decided against proceeding with finalist interviews in its core bond search and will reassess the asset class.
The plan hired two new core fixed-income managers after terminating its incumbent for performance reasons.
The plan will examine whether to remain with its current conservative growth and value managers moving forward.
The plan will look to reduce its allocation to mega core properties and take advantage of opportunistic strategies.
A Northwest transit plan is searching for a firm to manage its investment portfolios.