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Los Angeles County Employees allocates $390 million to 5 funds

Los Angeles County Employees allocates $390 million to 5 funds Print Los Angeles County Employees Retirement Association, Pasadena, Calif., committed a total of $390 million to five alternative investment funds, according to an executive session report on the $65.4 billion pension fund s website. LACERA s board of investment at its Jan. 13 meeting approved commitments of up to $100 million total to venture capital funds LAV Fund VI and LAV Fund VI Opportunities, both managed by Lilly Asia Ventures. The board also approved commitments of up to $100 million each to Grain Communications Opportunity Fund III, a telecommunications infrastructure fund managed by Grain Management; and buyout fund Novacap TMT VI; and up to €75 million ($90 million) to

LACERA allocates up to $442 million with 6 managers

LACERA allocates up to $442 million with 6 managers Print Los Angeles County Employees Retirement Association, Pasadena, Calif., committed or invested up to $442 million to six managers, according to a report of closed session actions taken at the board s Jan. 13 meeting. The $63.8 billion pension fund s board approved commitments of up to $100 million each to Grain Communications Opportunity Fund III, a telecommunications infrastructure fund managed by Grain Management, and Novacap TMT VI, a buyout fund that focuses on Canadian media, technology and telecommunications sectors. LACERA s board also approved a commitment of up to $100 million total to LAV Fund VI and LAV Fund VI Opportunities, private equity funds that focus on investments in the biomedical industry in China and the United States, both managed by

San Francisco City & County slates $135 million for alternatives

San Francisco City & County slates $135 million for alternatives Print San Francisco City & County Employees Retirement System disclosed new commitments totaling $135 million in an investment report from CIO William J. Coaker Jr. for its Jan. 13 board meeting. Within its private credit asset class, the $30.6 billion pension fund committed $60 million to Kennedy Lewis Capital Partners II, a global credit opportunities fund managed by Kennedy Lewis Investment Management. As of Dec. 31, the actual allocation to private credit was 5.1%. Within real assets, the pension fund committed $50 million to Grain Communications Opportunity Fund III, an infrastructure fund managed by Grain Management, and a total of $25 million to real estate funds

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