An investment consulting firm headquartered in the Midwest is expanding its presence with offices in Denver and Pittsburgh.
Plan hired a senior investment officer from a state plan farther up the West Coast.
Selected consultant will oversee township’s 457(b), 401(a) and retirement health savings plans.
The county’s current provider will see its contract expire in June.
The plan made a hire in its search seeking investment management services for proceeds of a $60 million bond sale.
The plan will review an asset allocation peer comparison at its meeting this week.
The county expects to award a contract between May and June.
The fund surpassed its $2.75 billion fundraising target.
The college has announced its deputy cio will succeed its first full-time investment head on July 1, when the cio will assume the title of senior advisor to the investment committee before retiring at the end of 2023.
The plan anticipates selections in the non-discretionary and discretionary portions of the search to take place in May and August, respectively.