The San Diego County
pension Board of Retirement– which two weeks ago was presented with a proposal
by the fund’s CEO to outsource its entire investment staff via a no-bid
contract – today approved a measure that would in fact open up the process to
competing firms.
In a Board meeting
scheduled for March 18, the San Diego County Employees’ Retirement Association
will vote on whether to proceed on or further discuss the outsourcing of it’s
investment staff to Lee Partridge’s Integrity Capital, as well as a shift in
asset allocation.
The largest US pension fund
voted to
lift the limit on the number of shareholder proposals its staff can
issue and announced plans to increase the accountability of
directors through a majority vote policy.
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