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The $44 billion New Mexico State Investment Council made some key allocations to venture capital strategies with local ties as well as to an infrastructure credit fund.

The $65 billion Teachers’ Retirement System of Illinois in Springfield (TRS) allocated across multiple asset classes, putting about $1 billion to work in alternatives with private equity leading the way in new activity.

The $38 billion New Mexico State Investment Council approved $560 million in private equity, real return, real estate and credit investments.

The Washington State Investment Board approved two private markets investment and was informed of two more staff-delegated investments at its Nov. 17 meeting.

The Institutional Investing Diversity Cooperative (IIDC), a collective of some of the largest institutional investment consultants, sent a letter to SEC Chairman Gary Gensler endorsing the agency’s recommendations to promote diversity within the asset management profession. These recommendations were made ...

The New Mexico Public Employees Retirement Association (PERA) has hired Michael Shackelford as its chief investment officer. He will join the pension plan from the North Dakota State Department of Trust Lands on Aug. 8.

The board of trustees of the $36 billion Texas Municipal Retirement System (TMRS) at its meeting late last month selected NEPC to serve as the system’s general investment consultant. Separately, the system recently committed an additional $100 million to the ...

The $36 billion New Mexico State Investment Council trustees approved over $300 million in fresh capital commitments to private market funds. Added were Bain Europe Fund VI ($26 million); Scout Ventures IV ($10 million); TSSP TAO ($250 million); and 400 ...

The $36 billion New Mexico State Investment Council made two key allocations totaling $30 million at its March meeting. Officials approved a $25 million commitment to ICONIQ Strategic Partners VII, which was recommended by consultants Mercer and RVK. The growth ...

The approximately $36 billion Texas Municipal Retirement System (TMRS) is off to the races with its 2022 agenda, with plans to search for a general consultant early this year. After delaying its consultant search last year as it sought a ...