The retirement system expects to conduct finalist presentations at its Nov. 12 investment committee meeting.
The pension plan hired a new domestic small-cap value equity manager to replace an underperforming incumbent last week.
The university added private equity and private credit commitments within its endowment in the first quarter.
The international small-cap growth equity manager underperformed and experienced asset outflows as well as organizational changes.
The retirement system’s sole REIT manager handles $17 million.
The colleges retained its discretionary investment advisor for its final contract extension at a May board meeting.
The commitments include a new relationship for the plan.
The city last conducted a search for the services in 2024.
The plan is seeking to consolidate to one provider from its current three through an RFP process.
The plan will seed a new strategy headed by a former senior managing director.