The alternative asset manager has formed a three-member private credit team.
The plan will consider hiring two domestic equity managers to replace existing mandates with the same firm.
The retirement system also terminated an international growth equity mandate.
Appointment comes in anticipation of the incumbent’s impending retirement.
The firm raised the fund with total capital commitments of $1.4 billion.
The requested services include asset allocation, investment policy and strategy recommendations.
The three finalists to be recommended at this week’s meetings do not include the pension plan’s incumbent consultant.
The pension disclosed two private equity commitments from May that totaled $60 million.
The plan agreed to extend a relationship with RVK that dates to 2006.
The pension plan has named a new executive director after its previous director resigned.