The hire concludes a replacement search conducted by the retirement system’s general investment consultant in February.
The two international equity managers were placed on watch for performance reasons.
The plan also retained two incumbent managers in its large-cap search.
The retirement board rehired its incumbent in 2019 following a similar search.
The plan disclosed three commitments totaling $275 million.
The city is seeking investment advisors for two asset pools.
The plan is seeking deputy cio after a promotion over the summer.
The two positions were created to support asset growth.
The six firms will handle aggregate assets of $1 billion.
The commitment satisfies the retirement systems’ 2026 pacing plan for private markets.