Board of Trustees of the Tennessee Consolidated Retirement System Board of Trustees Meeting
The board received reports from the Administrative, Audit, and Investment committees. Administrative updates included legislation affecting the system, the ERS project transition, and operational performance. The Audit Committee reported on audit opinion letters, internal audit results, and pension administration legislative impacts. The board approved the participation of the Leoma Utility District in the retirement system. The investment report covered fund performance across various asset classes, discussed capital market volatility, recent IPOs, fiscal year-to-date results, and peer comparisons. Additionally, the board introduced summer interns and discussed macroeconomic indicators related to employment and payroll trends.
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Administrative Committee Of The Board Of Trustees Of The Tennessee Consolidated Retirement System Minutes
The committee reviewed the participation of the Spring Creek Utility District in the retirement system and discussed an actuarial valuation. Key policy discussions included the implementation of a new Waiver Policy for overpayments, influenced by the SECURE Act 2.0. Updates were provided on the ARIS and Data Conversion projects, including testing progress and the projected go-live date. Additionally, the committee reviewed operational reports covering financial services, compliance testing, retirement application processing, customer service metrics, and lifetime income score reporting for deferred compensation participants.
Mar 13, 2026·Board meeting
Tennessee Consolidated Retirement System Board of Trustees Board of Trustees Meeting
The board reviewed committee reports, including the status of the waiver policy and the ARIS data conversion project. Key actions included the formal approval of the Spring Creek Utility District's participation in the retirement system. An extensive investment report was presented, covering the fund's calendar year performance, asset allocation, current inflation trends, and its comparative ranking against peer groups. The discussion also addressed market volatility and long-term investment strategy.
