The state treasurer’s office appears to have relaunched its search for an investment program consultant.
The treasurer’s office hired a new cio following a search from the first quarter of 2025 as its previous investment head retired.
The city is looking for a consultant for its defined benefit, deferred compensation and operating funds.
The city is seeking portfolio management services for approximately $100 million in operating and capital funds.
The retirement system is looking to fill two newly created positions.
The private equity firm also announced a trio of promotions.
The plan added $560 million in recent commitments across private equity, infrastructure and real estate.
The city did not previously utilize an investment advisor for its $455 million in cash and investments.
The retirement system expects to launch its general investment consultant search in the coming months.
He will work to strengthen the firm’s institutional presence in the new role.