The retirement fund’s investment committee recommended a pair of terminations as part of several changes within its U.S. equity portfolio.
The city is seeking investment consulting services on behalf of its $36.1million OPEB fund.
The pension plan recently made $1.8 billion in total commitments across its dynamic strategies, private equity and real assets portfolios.
The commitments were made for pacing purposes.
The plan also retained two emerging market fixed-income managers.
The pension system will hear recommendations to add infrastructure and drop commodities, among other changes, at this week’s board meeting.
The plan added a $60 million commitment to a new manager in May.
The pension plan’s new private credit manager will handle a $30 million allocation.
The retirement association is considering the two asset classes to replace its commodities portfolio.
The plan will receive information on three real estate managers at its November meeting, which will also see a presentation from an underperforming domestic equity manager.