District of Columbia Retirement Board overview
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DCRB announces PE commitment
District of Columbia Retirement Board has backed Quantum Energy Partners' latest fund.
DCRB commits $125m to private equity
District of Columbia Retirement Board revealed commitments to two private equity funds in its board of trustees meeting.
DCRB confirms $75m commitment
The US-based public pension fund has backed TCV XII, according to its latest board meeting.
DCRB confirms $50m commitment
The US public pension has backed Avance Investment Management's maiden private equity fund.
DCRB confirms $75m commitment
The US public pension has backed Centerbridge Capital Partners' latest buyout offering.
DCRB approves $75m commitment
The US public pension has backed One Rock Capital's third US middle market buyout fund.
District of Columbia Retirement Board contact information
Offices
900 7th Street, NorthWest, 2nd Floor, Washington DC, 20001, United StatesContacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
Key Contact Mr. Patrick Sahm | Job titleChief Investment Office | LocationWashington DC, United States | Email  ---------- |
| Mr. Lyle M. Blanchard | Job titleInvestment Committee Member | LocationWashington DC, United States | Email ------- |
| Mr. Joseph M. Bress | Job titleInvestment Committee Member | LocationWashington DC, United States | Email --------- |
| Ms. Jamia Canlas | Job titlePortfolio Manager, Asset Allocator, Private Markets | LocationWashington DC, United States | Email ---------- |
District of Columbia Retirement Board fund commitments
Known fund commitments: 91
| Fund | Manager | Commitment date | Commitment size |
|---|---|---|---|
Manager ---------- | Commitment dateApr 2025 | Commitment size$100m | |
Manager ----- | Commitment date- | Commitment size ------ | |
Manager --------- | Commitment dateJun 2025 | Commitment size ------ | |
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