Also known as Pennsylvania SERS
Pennsylvania State Employees Retirement System's investment portfolio is valued at $37.50 billion as of March 31, 2024, with investments in publicly traded equities, real estate, private equity, fixed-income securities, hedge funds, infrastructure, and cash. As of March 31, 2024, the private equity portfolio was valued at $6.78 billion, representing 18.1% of the total portfolio. The private equity allocation consists of $3.61 billion invested in buyout strategies. This is an increase compared to September 30, 2023, when the private equity portfolio was valued at $6.85 billion. The private equity portfolio is currently within the target allocation range of 14% to 18%. Investments in private equity include buyouts, co-investment, mezzanine, secondaries, diversified private equity, private equity growth expansion, and venture capital strategies diversified in geographical locations across the globe. The plan's investments are governed by an eleven-member retirement board, with Mr. Gregory Thall serving as Chairman of the Board of Directors. NEPC, Callan Associates, and Stepstone Group serve as LP Consultants.
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Pennsylvania State Employees' Retirement System is a public pension fund based in Harrisburg, United States, managing approximately $37.5B in assets.
Pennsylvania State Employees' Retirement System is headquartered in Harrisburg, United States.
Pennsylvania State Employees' Retirement System manages approximately $37.5B in assets under management.
Pennsylvania State Employees' Retirement System was founded in 1923.
Pennsylvania State Employees' Retirement System focuses on Angel Fund, Buyout, Co-Investment, Credit Special Situations, Direct Lending, Distressed Debt, Fund of Funds, Growth/Expansion.
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