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Arkansas Teacher Retirement System commits $90m to private equity
ATRS committed capital to private equity funds from BV Investment Partners and Constellation Wealth Capital.
ATRS commits $80m to private equity
The Little Rock-based public pension fund backed funds managed by Arlington Capital and Great Hill.
ATRS commits $80m to private equity
The Arkansas-based pension fund proposed commitments to two funds managed by Franklin Park.
ATRS reveals 2025 pacing plan
The pension fund also detailed four new commitments worth $140m overall.
Arkansas Teacher Retirement System reveals pacing plan
The Arknsas teacher pension fund is planning $385m commitments for 2024.
ATRS backs LLR and Franklin Park
Arkansas Teacher Retirement System strengthens relationship with Franklin Park and backs LLR Partners.
ATRS outlines 2023 Private Equity Pacing plan
Arkansas Teacher Retirement System announced their 2023 appetite for private equity vehicle and further commitments.
ATRS strengthens partnership with JFL and Greenbriar
Arkansas Teacher Retirement System has committed $60m across two JFL and Greenbriar managed buyout funds.
Arkansas Teacher Retirement System contact information
Offices
1400 West Third Street, Little Rock, 72201, United StatesContacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
 Ms. Susan Ford | Job titleInvestment Committee Member | LocationLittle Rock, United States | Email  ----------- |
| Rod Graves | Job titleDeputy Director for Investments | LocationLittle Rock, United States | Email -------- |
| Ms. Keri Hamilton | Job titleInvestment Committee Member | LocationLittle Rock, United States | Email ------ |
| Mr. Shawn Higginbotham | Job titleInvestment Committee Member | LocationLittle Rock, United States | Email ------ |
Arkansas Teacher Retirement System fund commitments
Known fund commitments: 163
| Fund | Manager | Commitment date | Commitment size |
|---|---|---|---|
Manager ------ | Commitment dateSep 2025 | Commitment size$45m | |
Manager ---------- | Commitment dateFeb 2026 | Commitment size ----------- | |
Manager ------- | Commitment dateFeb 2026 | Commitment size ---------- | |
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