Cincinnati Retirement Makes $50M Investment in PE Funds

The Cincinnati Retirement System committed a total of $50M across a trio of private equity funds in a bid to maintain its target for the asset class, as disclosed in materials from its January 9 board meeting.

The Ohio pension moved to approve a $25M allocation to Siguler Guff Fund VI, $15M to J.P. Morgan Coin Fund II, and $10M to Timber Bay Fund III. Cincinnati said the amount represents a “conservative commitment,” with another $25M in reserved funds earmarked for potential future investments in growth equity and venture capital for later in the year or early 2026.

General consultant Marquette also assisted in pacing presentations and discussions on the investment with the pension, which manages a portfolio of approximately $2.4B.

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