The college is fine-tuning its hedge fund and private equity portfolios in the near term as it makes progress on its long-term goal to divest from fossil fuel investments.
The pension added a new investment and co-investment in real estate and two additional commitments to existing secondaries and venture capital managers in October.
The fund anticipates hearing recommendations to add new multi-strategy hedge fund managers as well as introduce long-short active management in the international equity portfolio at its board meeting today.
The global asset manager has closed its third vehicle investing in high-growth technology companies across North America, Europe and Israel with $3 billion in committed capital from new and existing investors.