Wisconsin Approves 2025 Allocations, Boosting PE, Credit Targets

The State of Wisconsin Investment Board (SWIB) has approved proposed changes to its 2025 target allocation structure that favor private equity and debt.

The updated pacing plan will see a slight decrease in the pension’s public equity target from 40% to 38%, while private equity and debt will now carry a 20% target weight from its previous 18%. Targets for fixed income, TIPS, and real estate will remain unchanged at 27%, 19%, and 8%, respectively.

The proposed updates were first reported by Dakota on October 14 following a recommendation from consultant NEPC to the pension on the reallocation from public to private equity. SWIB, which oversees $166B in total assets as of September 30, further projects a long-term baseline of nearly 35% for its private investment portfolio.

Written By: Dakota

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