A Mid-Atlantic city and its school board hired a new deferred compensation retirement plan provider last month.
The new hire will lead Blackstone Alternative Asset Management’s limited partner relationships and business development globally.
The plan announced its new executive director at a board meeting yesterday.
The plan has issued an RFP seeking record keeping services.
She provides investment ideas for several of the firm’s global equity strategies.
The plan hired three international small-cap equity managers and moved from a domestic large-cap value manager to a large-cap core strategy in the first quarter.
The previous cio has assumed a new role as vice chairman.
He will lead Carillon Tower Advisers’ strategic growth efforts and business development globally.
The plan may look at adding more one more private credit fund this year.
The plan is looking for its next executive director.