The plan added a new fixed-income manager to its investment lineup during the second quarter.
The plan recently hired two investment analysts on its team.
The firm scored highest during evaluations among three other responding firms.
The plan is scheduled to approve changes to its asset allocation this week that would see the addition of new asset classes.
The plan will likely issue an RFP next year due to the contract expiration of its incumbent.
He will join the firm next year from Morgan Stanley Investment Management.
The plan’s private markets committee will present two recommendations to the full board later this month.
The plan recently approved establishing new targets to infrastructure and private credit.
The plan appears to have terminated its active domestic large-cap equity manager in the second quarter.
The trust previously hired Mariner Institutional, then AndCo Consulting, as its investment consultant in 2016.