Infrastructure
A pension plan in the South approved a maiden infrastructure manager hire at last month’s board meeting.
Consequences of climate change and stranded assets must be incorporated into investment portfolios as a risk factor to protect against future downside dangers.
A Midwestern city pension plan will launch searches for both real estate and infrastructure managers.
An Alaska fund has hired two firms to manage its in-state private market investment program.
A Great Lakes pension plan disclosed new commitments at a meeting last week.
A Northeastern state plan has terminated six firms as a result of a recently approved developed markets equity portfolio structure.
A state pension plan in the Northeast terminated a frontier markets mandate and added several private equity commitments this summer.
A Washington, D.C.-based organization is searching for funds that support growth, expansion, business development, spin-outs, management buyouts, restructuring and/or privatizations in select countries.
A pension plan in the Northeast has narrowed its shortlist search for infrastructure/farmland managers.
A Louisiana pension plan will receive an education on infrastructure in September and may use assets from a recently terminated equity manager to fund the new mandate.
