Maine Public Employees Retirement System Board of Trustees Public Meeting
The meeting agenda encompassed a comprehensive quarterly portfolio and asset class review, as well as an investment review covering rebalancing and OPEB/GLI matters. The board addressed actuarial reports regarding the experience study and GLI premium settings. Additionally, the agenda included a finance and audit committee report, discussions on cost of living adjustments, and consideration of rulemaking actions and DC plan amendments. The session also featured a CEO report on disability retirement and organizational initiatives, an administrative report, litigation updates, and a governance segment covering board self-evaluation and best practices.
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The Board of Trustees reviewed several investment matters, including approvals for commitments to Brookfield Super-Core Infrastructure Partners, GTCR Fund XV, and WhiteHawk V Onshore Fund, as well as the redemption of the King Street Capital strategy. The meeting included an investment report on fund performance and a review of capital market assumptions. The Board adopted several rules, including replacement Rule Chapter 410, amended Rule Chapter 602, and new Rule Chapter 703, and conducted a public hearing on proposed amendments to disability retirement rules. Additionally, the Board approved pension rates for state-sponsored plans for fiscal years 2028 and 2029, received updates on litigation, administrative projects, and succession planning, and heard a presentation on the communications unit.
Jul 9, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Maine Public Employees Retirement System Board of Trustees Public Meeting Packet And Minutes
The Board of Trustees met to discuss several key items including consent calendar considerations, private market actions related to various investment funds, and investment reviews. The board conducted an investment education session covering pension trends and asset allocation strategies, and reviewed economic actuarial assumptions. Administrative matters included the adoption of amended Board policies, appointments of authorized signers, updates on the Pension Administration System (PAS) project, CEO reports on strategic planning and board self-evaluation, and public hearings regarding rulemaking for several chapters. The board also held a separate investment manager meeting to discuss trade secrets and private market investment information in executive session.
