Alternatives
Plan’s investment committee approved a pair of real assets commitments subject to full board approval next week.
Canadian endowments and foundations are looking to real assets and alternatives to continue diversifying their portfolios moving forward, according to a recent study.
A trust fund in the South approved a new target asset allocation that increased its exposure to growth assets including equity and real estate at its June board meeting.
Plan hired a new general investment consultant and consolidated its alternatives consultant relationships with a single firm as the result of a search conducted in the first half of the year.
The plan will interview two private equity managers this week after approving a new asset allocation in May.
Plan will retain its existing investment consultants as the result of a search launched last quarter.
Plan will recommend a single firm for hire next month following semifinalist interviews scheduled for this week.
The plan is looking to commit to up to three private equity funds.
The plan approved a private equity commitment with an existing manager and disclosed two private equity co-investments.
The plan selected three firms to handle its opportunistic fixed-income mandate following a search.
