The retirement system interviewed three finalists for its general investment consultant search.
The search is due to the incumbent consultant’s upcoming contract expiration.
The trust committed $70 million across two commitments last month for pacing purposes.
The plan also previously rehired the firm in 2019 following a similar RFP process.
The plan approved $350 million in commitments with GPs at a meeting last week.
The plan named two firms to manage $450 million total.
The manager had been placed on watch for performance reasons in the fourth quarter.
The retirement fund will reissue a general investment consultant RFP after selecting a new firm for the role last month.
The deferred compensation plan is seeking a domestic large-cap value equity manager to replace its incumbent, which has underperformed.
The organization’s office of investment management has issued an RFI seeking information on general consulting services to assist in investment managers’ searches and other services.