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Pennsylvania SERS Commits to Three Funds

System backs Two Ardian Funds and an Oak Street real estate fund.

By
David G. Barry            

 

The Pennsylvania
State Employees’ Retirement System (SERS)
board has committed to a pair of
secondary funds from Ardian and a real estate fund from Oak Street.

The SERS Investment Committee approved an up to $100 million allocation to
Ardian Secondaries Fund IX L.P. and up to $50 million to Ardian Sidecar
Co-Investment Vehicle. It also approved up to $75 million to Oak Street Real Estate
Capital Fund VI, L.P.

SERS, according to materials presented at its September meeting, reported a
negative 4.4% return for the fiscal year ended June 30 against a benchmark of
negative 5.7%. It has $38 billion in assets.


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