A roundup of stories from the institutional investment universe.
The $71.4 billion New Mexico State Investment Council has named Kristin Varela as its new cio, according to an announcement.
Kelly Swiatek Finegan has joined utility company Exelon as managing director of investments, she announced in a LinkedIn post.
The $3.9 billion Baltimore City Fire and Police Employees’ Retirement System has hired Brandon Daniels as an investment analyst, Executive Director Robert Holley said.
Monte Tarbox has been named the new cio of the New York City Retirement Systems, according to an announcement from City Comptroller Mark Levine.
A total of 315 products were considered and managers were ranked based on the following criteria: excess returns over the benchmark, performance versus peers, product asset growth, product asset percentage growth and information ratio.
The Teacher Retirement System of Texas and Employees Retirement System of Texas will host their annual virtual emerging manager event on Feb. 10. The event will feature allocator/manager meetings that this year are being scheduled using an algorithm designed to match interests.
Investment consulting and outsourced cio firm NEPC has appointed Partner and CIO Tim McCusker as president.
Todd Bouey has been named the new general manager of the $27 billion Los Angeles City Employees’ Retirement System.
The Texas A&M University System recently hired Ben Wall as its deputy cio, a spokesperson confirmed.
Monte Tarbox has been named interim cio of the New York City Retirement Systems as part of new City Comptroller Mark Levine’s leadership transition team.
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