Pensions
CalPERS Approves New Private Assets Allocation in Private Equity Push
The pension fund will increase private market assets to 40% of its portfolio, up from 33%, reducing equities and fixed income.
Public equities and private debt were the top performers for the fund’s $462.8 billion portfolio.
Deals are expected to fall far short of 2021’s record-breaking level.
The pension fund will increase its private asset exposure as fixed income and public equities weigh down the portfolio.
Her background includes private investment firm RedBird Capital Partners and the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan.