New York City Police Pension Fund

New York City Police Pension Fund (NYC PPF) is a single-employer public pension fund based in New York City, New York. Established in 1857, the fund is dedicated to providing retirement and pension benefits to full-time uniformed employees of the Police Department. The assets of the pension fund are managed by the board of trustees.

Country

United States

AUM ($B, AS AT DATE OF ASSET ALLOCATION)

$52

Performance (%, 1YR)

-7.12

Chief Executive

Kevin Holloran

Chief Investment Officer

Steven Meier

Chair

Thomas Gilmore

Asset allocation

Asset allocation is target

30% US Equity

12% US Fixed Income

8% EAFE Markets

8% Private Equity

5% Emerging Market

7% High Yield

73% Real Estate

6% Infrastructure

3% Hedge Funds

5% TIPS

2% Oppurtunistic Fixed Income

2% Convertible Bonds

2% US Treasuries

% ETI

Website

View the annual report

Global Pension Transparency Benchmark country system description

Asset allocation as of June 30, 2022. All information is as per the most recent annual report or other publicly available data via the fund's website

NYC Retirement Systems’ S in ESG

Speaking at the Fiduciary Investors Symposium at Harvard University, John Adler, mayor’s trustee and advisor to the other mayoral appointees at New York City’s $200 billion five retirement systems, highlighted the critical role investors play in protecting workers’ rights and ensuring a just transition as the global economy adapts to the implications of climate change.

California passes placement agent disclosure bill

In the latest chapter regarding the role of third-party placement agents, the California Senate has passed a bill supported by the state’s largest pension fund, CalPERS, aimed at increasing transparency around the fees paid to these agents doing business with public pension plans.

NYC pension funds divest from Iran

The five New York City pension funds selling shares worth $10.8 million in two companies with business ties to Iran have been asked to adopt resolutions for the phased divestment of holdings in eight more companies with ties to the country which, in total, have a market value of more than $141 million.

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