Ventura County Employees Retirement Association overview
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VCERA approves $20m of new commitments
Ventura County Employee's Retirement Association commits to two Drive Capital funds.
VCERA approves new co-investment programme
Ventura County Employees' Retirement Association will allocate $20m to the in-house programme.
VCERA approves up to $151.6m to private equity
VCERA currently invests 17.6% of their portfolio into private equity, with a target allocation of 18%.
VCERA reviews new PE commitments
The US pension discussed new commitments and its asset allocation strategy.
VCERA approves $60m in commitments
The US public pension has backed two funds with diversified sectors.
Ventura County Employees Retirement Association contact information
Offices
1190 South Victoria Avenue, Suite 200, Ventura, 93003, United StatesContacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
Key Contact Mr. Dan Gallagher | Job titleChief Investment Officer | LocationVentura, United States | Email  ------ |
| Ms. Paris Ba | Job titleInvestment Officer | LocationVentura, United States | Email ---------- |
| Ms. Holly Macki | Job titleInvestment Officer | LocationVentura, United States | Email ------ |
| Ms. Rebekah Villalobos | Job titleBenefits Manager | LocationVentura, United States | Email ----------- |
Ventura County Employees Retirement Association fund commitments
Known fund commitments: 128
| Fund | Manager | Commitment date | Commitment size |
|---|---|---|---|
Manager -------- | Commitment dateDec 2025 | Commitment size$40m | |
Manager ----- | Commitment dateAug 2026 | Commitment size ---------- | |
Manager ----- | Commitment dateJun 2026 | Commitment size ---------- | |
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