Chicago LABF Commits $10M to Levine Leichtman VII

The Laborers’ and Retirement Board Employees’ Annuity and Benefit Fund (LABF) of Chicago has approved a $10M follow-on investment in the seventh iteration of Levine Leichtman’s flagship buyout fund.

In its recently published December 17, 2024, board meeting minutes, the pension disclosed that it approved the allocation to Levine Leichtman Capital Partners VII as recommended by general consultant Marquette, which noted that the pension’s past commitments in earlier vintages of the fund generated good returns. Per Dakota Marketplace, Chicago LABF previously invested in both the fifth and sixth versions of the middle-market buyout fund. 

As of the latest Dakota data, Chicago LABF administers a portfolio valued at approximately $1.4B in pension assets.

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