The nonprofit hired new and existing fixed-income managers to help manage four of its investment pools after issuing an RFQ last year due to the contract expirations of its incumbent providers.
The fund hired 14 fixed-income managers, including four new firms, to handle a portion of its portfolio after issuing an RFQ last year due to the contract expirations of the incumbent providers.
The plan hired an existing manager to temporarily handle a roughly $70 million allocation and announced the promotion of an investment officer at a meeting yesterday.