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The investment advisor will serve for an initial one-year term.
The city is also looking to establish a deferred compensation committee.
A total of six new commitments and two terminations were reported this month.
The firm recently added a managing director to its investment team.
The plan also committed to a non-core real estate fund and will redeem from a core fund.
Fujita was hired as the new cio of the $31 billion plan in July after spending the last 13 years with the Los Angeles City Employees’ Retirement System.
The search comes as the current executive director will retire this year.
The oversubscribed fund closes with $1 billion in capital, exceeding its original hard cap of $900 million.
The school district is seeking a manager to provide cash flow investment management services and reporting for construction bond proceeds up to $179 million.