The State of Wisconsin Investment Board (SWIB) has disclosed alternative investments totaling up to approximately $1 billion in Q1, according to meeting materials from the June 13 board meeting.
In private equity, $200 million was committed to the buyout fund, Ashbridge Annex Fund I. $75 million was committed to the buyout fund, Cortec Group Fund VIII, managed by Cortec Group. $50 million was committed to the buyout fund, Gemspring III, managed by Gemspring Capital Management. $150 million was committed to the buyout fund, GTCR XIV. $35 million was committed to the buyout fund, Hg Mercury IV, managed by HG Capital. $75 million was committed to the energy fund, NGP Resources XIII, managed by NGP Energy Capital. $75 million was committed to the buyout fund, STG VII. $40 million was committed to the growth equity fund, Tritium III. Lastly, $60 million was committed to the buyout fund, Waterland Private Equity Fund IX.
Within real estate, $100 million was allocated to the value-add fund, Penwood Select Industrial Partners VII. In addition, $100 million was allocated to Partner Solutions/Wilson Joint Venture. $25 million was allocated to HSREF VII Venture, managed by Harbert Management Corporation.
Lastly, $50 million was allocated to the private credit fund, Hg Titan 2, managed by HG Capital.
SWIB, the $$148 billion Investment Board, manages assets for the Wisconsin Retirement System, the State Investment Fund, and other state trust funds.
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