Alaska Permanent Eyes Nearly $3B for PE, Private Debt/Infra in 2025

The Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation is considering over $1B in target commitments for the coming year to both its private equity and private income/infrastructure policies.

In the CIO report presented during the December 11 quarterly meeting, the pension said it expects to achieve $1.5B and $1.3B in commitments to 2025 to private equity and private income/infrastructure, respectively. Meanwhile, no target has been set for real estate due to the fact it is currently overweight. As of September 30, the allocation for the asset class stood at 11.5% against an 11% policy target.

Alaska Permanent disclosed its 2025 pacing plan as early as the third quarter. Dakota reported on July 24 that the pension is increasing its benchmarks for private equity (18%), private income (10%), and real estate (11%), while decreasing allocations for public equity (32%), tactical opportunities (1%), and cash (1%). Fixed income and absolute return saw no change, and will maintain 20% and 7% target weights for 2025, respectively.

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