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TCERA reveals new PE pacing plan

Public pension fund working to achieve target allocation of 12 percent by 2028.

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Tulare County reveals proposed pacing plan

The California pension is planning $58m in commitments for 2024.

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TCERA hikes private equity target allocation

The US public pension increases its target allocation to 12%.

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TCERA to issue RFP for investment consultant

The US public pension is seeking investment consulting services.

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TCERA approves $10m commitment

The US public pension has backed a multi-regional focused fund.

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TCERA approves $20m commitment

The US public pension has backed a global focused fund.

Tulare County Employees Retirement Association contact information

Offices

marker icon136 N. Akers Street, Visalia, 93291, United States
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Contacts

NameJob titleLocationEmail
Key Contact
user imageMr. Paul Sampietro
Job titleRetirement Administrator
LocationVisalia, United States
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user imageMs. Darcy Nunes
Job titleAssistant Retirement Administrator
LocationVisalia, United States
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Tulare County Employees Retirement Association fund commitments

Known fund commitments: 24

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Commitment dateMar 2025
Commitment size$6.5m
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