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Aug 4, 2026
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Sep 24, 2026
Investment management and advisory services to actively manage its multi-family and single-family bond resolutions, mortgage insurance fund and working capital accounts.
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City
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Boston
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Suffolk
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One Beacon Street
Zip Code
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02108
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency Employees' Retirement System
The board reviewed and approved various financial records, including the budget, bank reconciliations, and financial vouchers related to retirements. They evaluated proposals for actuarial services and formally selected Stone Consulting, Inc., authorizing a seven-year agreement. Additionally, the board conducted interviews with multiple firms regarding investment consultant services and determined that a final selection would be made at a subsequent meeting following further review of the proposal responses.
The Board reviewed bank reconciliations, budget and financial records, and approved retirements, refunds, and transfers. They formally approved the 2025 Annual Statement and reviewed Conflict-of-Interest and Statement of Financial Interest requirements. Additionally, the Board authorized staff and members to attend the upcoming MACRS Annual Meeting, granted additional creditable service to an employee, and selected Meketa Investments as the Investment Consultant for the Retirement System, authorizing a contract of up to seven years.
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The board meeting includes the review of financial records and vouchers, as well as discussions regarding 2026 directors and administrators. Key agenda items feature a review of PERAC memos, the GASB 67 and 68 report from Stone Consulting, and a first-quarter performance review by Meketa. Additionally, the board will discuss and vote on a custody bank search and address any new business.
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