Fixed-Income
The firm has appointed new portfolio managers for three of its closed-end municipal bond funds.
While U.S. healthcare systems continue to look to increase their allocations to alternative investments, they are also reporting an increased interest in cash and fixed-income, a new study finds.
The firm has launched a new short-duration bond fund focused on decarbonization with a seed commitment from an investment consulting firm, while also making several new appointments within its core multi-strategy business.
The pension plan hired the manager as part of a new domestic equity structure.
The plan will receive recommendations to add managers to its watch list.
The plan agreed to split an intermediate bond allocation between two firms that presented at its January board meeting.
The divestments stem from New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli’s Climate Action Plan.
The plan hired a pair of bank loan managers to handle roughly 3% of its overall portfolio this week.
The plan replaced several of its passive mandates with Vanguard Group at yesterday’s board meeting.
The pension plan recently committed approximately $7.4 billion total to six funds and terminated 12 existing strategies.
