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The plan disclosed first quarter changes to its non-U.S. equity portfolio at a recent meeting.
The head of U.S. high-yield fixed-income will retire in March after a 30-year tenure with the firm.
The pension plan agreed to keep its executive director on paid administrative leave through September at Friday’s board meeting.
The plan adopted a new asset allocation last month.
The city is seeking a manager to handle its $45 million in non-pension assets.
The retirement system made a change in international equity managers to better capture a balance between growth and value.
Aon found itself at the center of a date discrepancy stemming from errors in the reporting of investment returns in 2020.
The firm also closed its Secondary Overflow Fund V for secondary co-investment opportunities.
The hire followed a search launched in April for a single manager to handle $250 million to $300 million.