Contra Costa County Employees' Retirement Association overview
Stories about Contra Costa County Employees' Retirement Association
CCCERA reveals $90m in PE commitments
The US-based public pension fund committed to Arlington Capital and Arcline Investment.
Contra Costa announces four PE fund investments
Contra Costa County Employees' Retirement Association revealed its latest commitments at its August board meeting.
CCCERA discloses 2024 pacing plan
The public pension fund plans to commit between $350m-$450m to private equity funds in 2024.
CCCERA backs latest private equity funds
The Concord-based public pension has backed three private equity funds.
CCCERA commits $100m to EQT
Contra Costa County Employees' Retirement Association has revealed a $100m commitment to EQT X in their recent meeting materials.
CCCERA makes $50m commitment
The US public pension has backed Stone Point Capital's latest buyout fund.
Contra Costa County Employees' Retirement Association contact information
Offices
1200 Concord Avenue, Suite 300, Concord, 94520, United StatesContacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
Key Contact Mr. Timothy Price | Job titleCIO | LocationConcord, United States | Email  ------ |
| Mr. Brian Long | Job titleSenior Investment Officer | LocationConcord, United States | Email ------ |
| Mr. Dan Mierzwa | Job titleCounty Treasurer | LocationConcord, United States | Email ------ |
| Mr. Greg Ter Zakhariants | Job titleSenior Investment Analyst, Private Equity | LocationConcord, United States | Email ----------- |
Contra Costa County Employees' Retirement Association fund commitments
Known fund commitments: 106
| Fund | Manager | Commitment date | Commitment size |
|---|---|---|---|
Manager ----------- | Commitment dateApr 2026 | Commitment size$50m | |
Manager --------- | Commitment dateAug 2024 | Commitment size ---------- | |
Manager ------ | Commitment dateOct 2025 | Commitment size ------- | |
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