Oregon Investment Council rounds up $200 million for Whitehorse fund
Council also discloses plans to commit up to $800 million to real estate investments
Whitehorse Liquidity Partners IV, CIO Rex Kim reported at the council s most recent meeting.
The secondary fund managed by Whitehorse Liquidity Partners is expected to offer preferred equity to general partners and limited partners.
Separately, at its March 10 meeting, the council, which oversees the $82 billion Oregon Public Employees Retirement Fund, Tigard, said it plans to commit $600 million to $800 million to real estate investments in 2021. The council expects to make three to five commitments of $100 million to $350 million each.
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By Jon Peterson2021-03-12T16:13:00+00:00
Oregon Public Employees Retirement Fund (PERF) is planning to invest up to $800m (€660m) in real estate this year to mainly target core and value-add strategies.
According to a meeting document, the pension fund expects to make commitments worth $100m to $350m each during the period.
Anthony Breault, senior investment officer for the Oregon State Treasury, which oversees the investments for Oregon PERF, told IPE Real Assets: “Our investment in the value-add space will be accomplished through our separate account managers as we have given them the ability to find opportunities in this sector.”
Oregon offers $540 million in alternatives commitments
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Oregon Investment Council, Tigard, which runs the $79.5 billion Oregon Public Employees Retirement Fund, committed a total of $540 million to five alternative investment vehicles, Michael J. Langdon, director of private markets, reported to the council on Wednesday.
The council committed $250 million to Brookfield Super-Core Infrastructure Partners fund, an open-end fund managed by
Brookfield Infrastructure Partners. It also committed a total of $250 million to Harrison Street Social Infrastructure fund and a co-investment sidecar vehicle managed by real asset manager
Harrison Street Real Estate Capital. The fund and sidecar are expected to invest in the educational, municipal and utility sectors in the U.S.