The college has commenced a search for an investment manager for a portfolio ranging from $10 million to $20 million.
The plan made three follow-on commitments today.
Selected consultant will oversee township’s 457(b), 401(a) and retirement health savings plans.
The county’s current provider will see its contract expire in June.
The plan anticipates selections in the non-discretionary and discretionary portions of the search to take place in May and August, respectively.
Plan is searching for a multi-asset credit manager to fill a maiden allocation to the asset class.
The plan could look to add private equity as current valuations begin to decline.
The plan will receive a recommendation to approve a new manager structure for the asset class that will result in eliminations and subsequent searches.
The plan announced new real estate commitments during the fourth quarter.
The town is seeking investment advisory services for its surplus funds.