CalSTRS introduces a new division, draws fiscal year 2025 plan
The
$337.9bn system has introduced a total fund management division alongside
drawing plans for individual asset classes.
The
$337.9bn system has introduced a total fund management division alongside
drawing plans for individual asset classes.
In
a recent discussion, the system highlighted having a “high bar for new
opportunities in the real estate sleeve” and made its only commitment of the
year in April.
Decision was made due to the poor performance of other managers on the roster.
The current consultant StepStone’s contract
will expire at the end of this year.
CIO
Andrew Palmer discusses his best performing asset class and how he invests in
the emerging markets space.
The
$193bn pension fund has made commitments to five managers, out of which three
are new managers on the roster.
The $337.9bn
pension fund forms alliance with Kennedy Lewis Investment Management to focus
on senior corporate lending for non-sponsored borrowers.
The $502bn system will commit $100bn to climate solutions by 2030. The system was first presented with the climate action plan in November.
The $52.4bn system has committed $250m to specialty finance opportunities, early-stage investments in private companies and other strategies focused on publicly listed companies.
The $6bn pension fund has invested in data centers through the Harrison Street fund.