Washington State Investment Board

The Washington State Investment Board (WSIB), which oversees $155 billion in pension assets, approved three new fund allocations upon the recommendation of its private markets committee and consultants.

The Washington State Investment Board (WSIB) added $1.8 billion in alternative investment mandates focused on renewable energy strategies and impact investments last month.

The $153 billion Washington State Investment Board (WSIB) in Olympia approved roughly $1.5 billion in tangible asset and private equity investment upon the recommendation of its private markets committee.

The Washington State Investment Board (WSIB) made key allocations to private equity, tangible assets and private credit following recommendations from the $152 billion fund’s private markets committee.

The private markets committee for the Washington State Investment Board (WSIB) approved a recommendation to invest in a new pan-Asian private equity fund.

Real estate allocations seemed to be on the upswing in February, with sovereign wealth fund GIC leading the way with a $15 billion partnership with Oak Street to invest in a net lease REIT. Over 65 allocations totaling $24 billion-plus ...

The $149 billion Washington State Investment Board approved allocations across private equity, tangible assets, and real estate asset classes at trustees' February meeting.

Institutional investors pondering the challenges awaiting them in the quarters to come have slowed their alternative investment allocations, especially compared to activity logged at the end of 2021.

The Washington State Investment Board has approved a total of $1.6 billion in allocations across five funds within the $147 billion pension system’s tangible assets and private equity portfolios.

Pension fund investors flocked to real estate, real asset and infrastructure strategies in November 2022, with mandates accounting for 34% of the $7.6 billion in commitments tracked by Alternatives Watch Research.