The Colorado Fire and Police Pension Association has approved four commitments to alternatives totaling $95 million, according to materials from the June 12th Board meeting.
In private credit, $25 million was committed to Farallon Special Situations Fund III.
In real assets, $30 million to Arroyo Investors Fund IV.
Within real estate, $20 million was allocated to ArrowMark CRE Structured Finance Fund.
And in private equity, $20 million was committed to Serve Capital Partners V.
Arroyo and ArrowMark are new manager relationships for FPPA.
As of April 2024, FPPA was valued at approximately $6.9 billion.
