Chicago Firemen Annuity & Benefit Fund

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Chicago FABF rehires Callan as investment consultant

The US public pension has chosen to retain Callan after RFP process.

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Chicago FABF issues RFP for investment consultant

The US public pension is seeking investment consultant services.

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FABF approves $10m commitment

The US public pension has backed a diversified private equity fund.

Chicago Firemen Annuity & Benefit Fund contact information

Offices

marker icon20 South Clark Street, Suite 300, Chicago, 60603, United States
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Contacts

NameJob titleLocationEmail
Key Contact
user imageMr. Daniel Fortuna
Job titleFund President and Investment Committee Chairman
LocationChicago, United States
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user imageMr. Michael Flisk
Job titleInvestment Committee Member
LocationChicago, United States
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user imageLori Lund
Job titleDeputy Executive Director
LocationChicago, United States
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user imageMs. Jaclyn Vlahos
Job titleComptroller
LocationChicago, United States
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Chicago Firemen Annuity & Benefit Fund fund commitments

Known fund commitments: 31

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