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Emerging real estate managers face difficulties in scaling fees as well as entrepreneurial challenges building their track records, a panel highlighted at the New Jersey Division of Investments’ Emerging Managers Symposium held virtually on June 26.
The recently funded emerging manager real estate program at the New Jersey Division of Investment is designed to give the plan access to managers that would normally be out of the $100.1 billion plan’s reach, according to a real estate panel from the organization’s June 26 virtual conference.
Private equity managers should construct a well-rounded portfolio with differentiated niche strategies and focus on their alignment of interests with LPs to set themselves up for success in a competitive and changing market, according to a panel at the New Jersey Division of Investments’ Emerging Managers Symposium held virtually on June 26.
The $95.1 billion New Jersey Division of Investment is exploring expanding its emerging manager program into emerging markets and international small-cap equity and high-yield fixed-income, Director and CIO Shoaib Khan told attendees of the plan’s virtual emerging manager symposium held on June 26.
Interest in investing with diverse managers has begun to plateau, according to FEG Investment Advisors’ 2024 Community Foundation Survey.
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A majority of women and minorities who seek the cio role at the largest public pensions and nonprofits in the country have been hired from outside of the organization in recent years and industry professionals find getting fresh viewpoints from a new leader can benefit the investor.
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The $12.5 billion Public School Teachers’ Pension & Retirement Fund of Chicago will vote on a 2024-2025 fiscal year real estate pacing plan that includes consideration of a search for new minority-, women- and disabled-owned managers.
