Indiana Public Retirement commits $385 million
Indiana Public Retirement commits $385 million
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Indiana Public Retirement System, Indianapolis, made commitments totaling $385 million for its $34.8 billion defined benefit plan, the retirement system disclosed in an investment report included with materials for its board meeting Friday.
The system disclosed commitments of $100 million each to
352 Capital Fund, a private markets fund that seeks to structure a portfolio of consumer-oriented asset-based securities;
Hamilton Lane Equity Opportunities Fund V-A, a private equity fund that makes buyout, growth and co-investments in small and midsize companies; and private credit fund
Pathlight Capital Fund II.
INPRS previously committed $100 million to Pathlight Capital Fund I in 2019. Hamilton Lane and 352 Capital are new managers for the retirement system.
Colorado Fire & Police allocates $130 million to 6 funds
Colorado Fire & Police allocates $130 million to 6 funds
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Colorado Fire & Police Pension Association, Greenwood Village, committed $130 million to six alternatives funds, said Scott Simon, chief investment officer of the $6.2 billion pension fund, in an email.
The pension fund s staff approved investing $60 million in
Jackson Square Partners Small Cap Opportunities Fund, a growth-oriented hedge fund.
The staff also committed $25 million to Atlas Capital Resources IV, a buyout fund managed by
Atlas Holdings; $20 million to S
tride Consumer Partners, a private equity fund; and $10 million each to Goodwater Capital IV and Goodwater Infinity II, two venture capital funds managed by Goodwater Capital.
January 27, 2021
Clockwise, from top left: Laura Lane, UPS; Darnell Grisby, TransForm; Guy Grainger, JLL, Boma Brown-West, EDF; Miriam Nelson, Newman s Own Foundation; Asheen Phansey, Circular Fashion Group; Clare Shine, University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership; Janelle Heslop, Amgen. Middle row from left: Claire Bergkamp, Textile Exchange; Steve Quarles, AWEA; Elliott Rodgers, Ulta Beauty; Maribel Bostic, SunPower; Dana Worth, Plenty.
You dared to dream that some of the upheaval of 2020 would let up at the New Year s stroke of midnight? The speeds and feeds of 2021 already have left us winded. That means accelerating need for sustainability professionals to step up. Plenty of people in this space have spruced up their LinkedIn pages and changed roles in recent months. There s noted activity in the sustainable apparel space, and boards are getting more intentional about inclusivity.