Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Park Employees' Annuity and Benefits Fund of Chicago.
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Sep 17, 2026
Oct 19, 2026
Request for Proposals for passive investment management services for domestic equity (Russell 1000 index strategy) and international equity (MSCI EAFE index strategy) portfolios.
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City
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Chicago
County
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Cook
Address
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3500 S. Morgan St.
Zip Code
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60609
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Park Employees' Annuity and Benefits Fund of Chicago
The board reviewed and ratified various financial and benefit reports, including expenditure reports, cash flow, investment fees, and annuity and disability benefits. Key administrative updates included the status of the pension administration system, records inventory, and the approval of a budget increase for website accessibility. The board also approved an updated investment policy addressing diversity and sustainable investing, ratified contribution requirements, and authorized trustee conference attendance. Additionally, the investment consultant presented market and performance updates, leading to the reallocation of funds to cash, the placement of TimesSquare on alert, and presentations on hedge fund and systematic trading portfolios.
The board meeting covered several administrative and operational updates. Key discussions included the results of the June 2026 trustee election, the oath of office for re-elected and new trustees, and the annual reorganization of the board, which involved the election of officers. Investment and lobbyist reports were accepted. Operational reports included updates on the pension administration system implementation, a document digitalization and records inventory project, a website accessibility review, and the preparation of a request for proposal for investment consultant services. Additionally, the board reviewed annuity estimates, discussed eligibility verification for pensioners, and noted upcoming fiduciary training opportunities.
Public-sector contacts connected to Park Employees' Annuity and Benefits Fund of Chicago.
The board approved the 2025 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report and the 2025 Actuarial Valuation. Discussions included market and investment performance, the reallocation of funds from emerging markets to cash for benefit payments, and approval of an updated investment policy. Reports were provided on attorney updates, lobbyist activities, pension administration system progress, document digitalization, website accessibility, trustee elections, annuity estimates, marriage letters, and upcoming conference training. Plans were noted for coordinating an RFP for investment consultant services.
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