Non-U.S. & Global Equity
Plan also expects to receive an international value equity manager search update form its consultant later this month.
The plan liquidated its inhouse passive global equity mandate and made $1.6 billion in total commitments in April.
The fund approved closing its investment in an emerging markets index strategy and transferring the proceeds into a passive vehicle with two sleeves with an existing manager.
One of three portfolio managers on the international equity team departed.
The plan’s investment subcommittee will consider domestic mid-cap value and emerging markets equity replacement options at an upcoming meeting.
The plan introduced a 5% target to private debt and restructured its U.S. fixed-income and both U.S. and non-U.S. equity portfolios last week.
The RFP is slated for approval at the plan’s meeting next month.
The recommended changes include introducing a 5% target to private debt and restructuring the plan’s U.S. fixed-income and both U.S. and non-U.S. equity portfolios.
New equity portfolio structure both increases the domestic large-cap allocation and shifts it totally to passive investment.
The search follows approval of new asset allocation policies, which introduced a 5% target to international small-cap equity for each plan.