New Mexico ERB Hires for Alternatives

New investments in infrastructure, real estate and private equity recently received the green light at the $9.4 billion New Mexico Educational Retirement Board (NMERB), said Bob Jacksha, CIO at the Sante Fe plan. He noted that the board approved infrastructure investments of $50 million each to Citi Infrastructure Partners and Alinda Infrastructure Fund II, which gets the plan close to its target for the asset class. In real estate, the board also committed $50 million in Prima Mortgage Investment Trust. A $50 million private equity investment in Levine Leichtman Capital Partners IV was also approved.

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