Private Equity
The plan terminated a domestic mid-cap core equity manager due to organizational and performance issues.
The state pension is canvassing the universe for buyout and growth managers raising less than $1 billion in a Fund I, II or III for in-person interviews to be held at the end of July.
The plan disclosed recent activities from its investment committee meeting this month.
The pension fund’s board approved up to $550 million across two commitments at a meeting today.
The university approved four private equity commitments, including one with a new manager, as well as a private real assets commitment at its June investment committee meeting.
The university added new private equity and venture capital managers within its endowment earlier this year on the heels of new commitments to existing managers.
The plan also approved $25 billion in passive investments with a firm as well as private equity commitments at today’s meeting.
The retirement system also disclosed commitments totaling roughly $2.5 billion at the meeting.
The plan also made slight adjustments to its asset allocation at its meeting this week.
The plan is seeking private equity and private credit strategies for a projected mandate of $20 million to $25 million.
