Infrastructure
A pension fund in the Northwest hired three investment consultants at its meeting yesterday.
A Midwestern pension plan will review the potential inclusion of infrastructure and global low volatility equity into its portfolio before the end of the year.
A trust fund in the Northeast has begun a search for private markets managers to handle up to 15% of total assets.
The pension fund invested $100 million in a renewable power fund at its investment committee meeting yesterday.
A West Coast pension plan is terminating an international core equity manager at the recommendation of plan staff and its general investment consultant.
A management company in the Northeast has spun out its natural resources team to form an independent investment management firm focused on real assets in the agriculture and food production industry.
The plan recently hired a new general investment consultant, which will introduce new asset classes for potential inclusion.
A Michigan pension plan will seek additional core infrastructure managers next year to fill out a 3% target allocation.
A Southern teachers pension fund made two global commitments as part of its private markets pacing plan.