The plan disclosed two private equity commitments to new managers at yesterday’s board meeting.
The institution approved a commitment to an early-stage growth strategy that invests in consumer and consumer technology companies.
The plan made follow-on commitments and rehired its real estate consultant following an RFI process.
The retirement plan is seeking a liquid diversifying strategies manager to handle a $30 million allocation.
The police and fire retirement plan is seeking consulting services after approving the search in May.
The city will award a contract by Oct. 15.
The commitment represents a new relationship for the plan.
The plan is seeking global and international small-cap and small- to mid-cap equity managers after approving the RFP last week.
The retirement plan filled its new private credit allocation in the second quarter.
The pension plan’s current manager was hired in 2016.