Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Arizona Public Safety Personnel Retirement System.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
The city where this buyer is located.
Phoenix
Address
Physical address of this buyer.
3010 E. Camelback Rd., Ste. 200
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Arizona Public Safety Personnel Retirement System
The meeting involved a discussion regarding the Request for Information for a Board Fiduciary Consultant, noting that the incumbent was the sole respondent. The committee reviewed the performance of the Global Private Equity Portfolio, focusing on shifts in leverage and valuation. Additionally, staff reports were presented covering the trust's asset performance, asset allocation and capital pacing, the status of the Cancer Insurance Program, a risk summary of the trust's external managers, and an overview of recent financial market trends including energy sector performance and S&P 500 earnings growth.
The committee discussed the 2027 legislative agenda and potential proposals, resulting in a recommendation to add a specific item. Furthermore, recommendations were formalized regarding the wage index employers, which involved replacing Pima County Sheriffs with Yavapai County Sheriffs, the Flagstaff Fire Department with the Lake Havasu Fire Department, and the Central Arizona Fire & Medical Authority with the Superstition Fire & Medical District. The committee also received updates covering administrative operations, internal audit reports, year-to-date budget statuses, legal billings, local board rehearing reports, and human resources activities.
The Board of Trustees meeting covered several key items, including disclosures regarding special counsel reports on vendor performance, and a federal garnishment request. The Board received updates on the STARS pension administration system implementation, approved an appointment to the CORP Advisory Committee, and adopted an actuarial funding policy. Furthermore, the meeting included reviews of quarterly staff reports on trust performance, asset allocation, and the personal investing policy. Legislative agenda planning for 2027 and reports from various committees, including Investment, Administration, Defined Contribution, and Local Board Ad-Hoc Committees, were also conducted. Finally, the Board directed staff regarding communications with the City of Phoenix and scheduled future agenda items.
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