The firm hired a portfolio manager to support the expansion of its sustainable multi-asset offering.
The negative performance was driven by the plan’s public market investments, which make up roughly 79% of total fund assets.
The survey included responses from ceos, cios and directors of operations from 300 asset managers with $500 billion in assets under management or less.
She will lead the firm’s real estate efforts.
The new hires will support the firm’s Americas institutional defined contribution investment only business.
She will be responsible for introducing Eagle Point to the institutional investor community and strengthening existing investor relationships.
Plan added a second investment officer from an in-state pension plan to bolster its staff.
The plan hired three senior investment analysts following a search from earlier this year.
The firm’s private equity director has left to join a healthcare-focused investment firm.
He will manage portfolios of credit investments.