The plan committed $300 million total to two managers this month and was informed of two private equity co-investments.
The plan will seek approval to liquidate a $51 million mandate, with $15 million going to cash and the remainder to international equity.
One fund is dedicated to early-stage investing while the other focuses on venture growth-stage opportunities.
He joined the plan on Jan. 23 from Mackenzie Investments.
The plan is looking for a farmland manager to handle $35 million.
The plan made a $25 million re-up with an existing fund at its investment committee meeting this week while also opting to rescind a private debt commitment due to delays in deploying capital.
The plan increased its target allocations to credit and hedge funds last month and recently approved three commitments totaling $125 million.
The fund exceeded its target with a nearly 50% increase over the firm’s second fund.
The state investment commission approved issuing the RFP earlier this week.
The plan committed $10 million to an existing real estate debt manager yesterday.