The board also disclosed a private equity commitment at today’s investment committee meeting.
The retirement system recently replaced its domestic large-cap value equity manager due to underperformance.
The retirement system shifted its active domestic large-cap growth equity mandate to an existing index fund investment.
The retirement system approved the search at last week’s board meeting due to an upcoming contract expiration.
The plan placed one manager on formal watch and terminated another.
The search is due to performance concerns with the retirement system’s two incumbent large-cap value managers.
The foundation added a new passive large-cap equity fund to replace two active large-cap strategies within its portfolio to diversify traditional momentum strategies and reduce fees.
The retirement system terminated its global large-cap growth equity manager last month.
The search will be conducted to replace domestic large-cap value equity manager Hamlin Capital Management, which was terminated last month.
The retirement fund added domestic small-cap value and global low volatility equity managers to its watchlist in April.