Chicago Teachers' Pension Fund
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- Buyer type:
- State Agency
- Location:
- Chicago, IL
- Country:
- US
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Chicago Teachers' Pension Fund.
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City
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Chicago
County
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Cook
Address
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425 S Financial Place, Suite 1400
Zip Code
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60605
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Chicago Teachers' Pension Fund
The Board meeting addressed several key agenda items, including public concerns regarding member access to records and transparency of tax levy funds. The Board approved actuarial assumptions and recommendations for the FY 2026 valuation, following an educational session on pension funding. Training hours for trustees were approved, and the Executive Director provided updates on employer contributions, investment values, upcoming teacher trustee elections, and legislative outreach, including a planned presentation on methodology for investment-related expense oversight. Additionally, the Board discussed administrative policies, approved promotions for key leadership positions, reviewed draft statements of investment beliefs, and handled various pension, death benefit, and refund claims.
The Board meeting included presentations from members of the public regarding pension advocacy and school funding. The Board approved remote attendance for specific trustees and a one-year extension to the ADP contract. Key agenda items included the adoption of the Health Insurance Committee's recommendations for 2027 Medicare plan carriers, renewals, and subsidies, as well as the approval of the IRC Section 415 testing policy and a Qualified Excess Benefit Arrangement (QEBA) plan. Legislative priorities for 2027 were discussed, and reports were reviewed from the Committee on Claims and Service Credits concerning pensions, death benefits, and refunds. An executive session was held to discuss litigation and internal control matters.
The meeting featured public comments concerning pension funding and the allocation of tax levies. The primary agenda item involved the search for an Investment Consultant, featuring presentations by three finalists: Meketa, Callan LLC, and NEPC. The Committee deliberated on the selection of a consultant for a five-year contract, though several motions to hire specific firms failed. Additionally, the Committee addressed a query regarding the process for submitting resolutions for Board consideration.
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