Tennessee Consolidated Retirement System
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Tennessee Consolidated's private equity director stepping down in June
Lamar Villere, director of private equity at the $36.6 billion Tennessee Consolidated Retirement System, Nashville, will leave the pension fund at the end of June.
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Tennessee Consolidated hires 2 strategic lending managers to run a total $1 billion
Tennessee Consolidated Retirement System hired Beach Point Capital Management and Brigade Capital Management to run $500 million each in the $36.6 billion pension fund's new strategic lending program.
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Tennessee treasurer proposes closing state DB plan, creating new hybrid
Tennessee Treasurer David H. Lillard Jr., is proposing closing the state's defined benefit pension plan to new employees on June 30, 2014, and creating a new hybrid plan.
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Tennessee Consolidated commits $55 million to real estate funds
Tennessee Consolidated Retirement System made a total of $55 million in commitments to real estate funds.
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Tennessee Consolidated adds emerging markets equities, strategic lending
Tennessee Consolidated Retirement System, Nashville, will add new 5% allocations each to emerging markets equities and strategic lending following approval Sept. 28 for the move by the $34.8 billion pension fund's board.
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Tennessee commits $25 million to Lightspeed
Tennessee Consolidated Retirement System committed up to $25 million to Lightspeed Venture Partners IX.
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Tennessee Consolidated commits to 2 venture capital funds
Tennessee Consolidated Retirement System committed $25 million to Canaan IX and $15 million to Bain Capital Venture Fund 2012.
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Tennessee fund gains 9.3% in fiscal year
Tennessee Consolidated Retirement System, Nashville, posted a 9.3% return on its investment portfolio for the fiscal year ended June 30, according to the system's annual report. The return exceeded the actuarial assumption of 7.5% and marked the first time in four years that earnings topped the
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Tennessee to hike employer contribution rates
The Tennessee Consolidated Retirement System, Nashville, will raise its employer contribution rate for the fiscal year beginning July 1, said Ed Hennessee, director of the $24 billion plan. The rate for state employees will be 10.5%, from 7.3%, and 5.5% for state teachers, from 3.4%, Mr. Hennessee
