The university has committed nearly one-third of the capital committed to the pan-Canadian impact investment fund, which expects to hold its final close on or before March 31.
The university retained its incumbent discretionary investment advisor following a search launched in the first quarter.
The university hired a new outsourced cio to handle its endowment late last year following an invitation-only search process.
The plan will fund the hires by terminating three existing firms.
The plan also reviewed proposed alternatives commitments of up to $995 million this week.
The district launched a similar RFQ for services in 2023.
The plan approved more than $1.8 billion in commitments at today’s board meeting.
The retirement system also eliminated its target allocation to multi-asset class solutions last month.
The hire concludes a search that included an RFP and an RFI issued in July and April, respectively.
The plan approved two commitments as part of its private credit pacing plan at a meeting today.