The pension plan hired three REIT managers to evenly split a $250 million allocation.
He leads the firm’s Toronto-based capital raising team.
The managing director will oversee a newly established in-house real estate group.
The plan made hires in the two searches at a Nov. 15 special board meeting.
The city is looking for a firm to oversee its $69 million in non-pension funds.
The retirement system disclosed recent private equity and infrastructure commitments from the beginning of the fourth quarter.
The current consultant will see its contract expire on June 30.
The firm hired a senior v.p. within its alternatives consulting group to implement private equity portfolios, including providing direct partnership evaluations, direct co-investment evaluations and fund-of-funds searches.
The institution has hired its next cio from a nearby investment advisor and resources platform launched in 2021.
Firm added a new global head of small-cap and an additional portfolio manager/analyst.