The pension fund hired two core fixed-income managers to split the mandate of its incumbent.
The global asset manager hired a new head of product strategy from Goldman Sachs Asset Management.
The pension plan made $512.9 million in total private equity commitments and $90 million in total real estate commitments in the second quarter.
The plan will interview two finalists at its board meeting this week.
The town will stick with its incumbent manager to oversee its portfolio.
He was most recently managing director and global head of ETF solutions at J.P. Morgan Asset Management.
The deferred compensation plans are looking to potentially consolidate record keeping services with one provider.
The plans will hire a firm in their ongoing farmland manager search soon.
The new managing director is responsible for originating, evaluating and executing investment opportunities in the healthcare sector.
Plan will work with its private markets consultant to build out large buyout private equity and non-core infrastructure components within its investment portfolio.