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Cape Coral Police Officers' Pension Trust Fund
The Cape Coral Police Officers' Pension Trust Fund is a public pension fund based in Palm Beach Gardens, US. It manages approximately $223 million in assets...
Cape Coral Police Officers' Pension Trust Fund
The Cape Coral Police Officers' Pension Trust Fund is a public pension fund based in Palm Beach Gardens, US. It manages approximately $223 million in assets across two funds. Its investment focus is on North America.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Palm Beach Gardens
Corporate office
Palm Beach Gardens, FL, United States
Principals
David Toumey
Chairman of the Board of Trustees
Robert Keppler
Secretary of the Board of Trustees
Robert Slager
Trustee, elected by Police Officers
Matthew Campion
Trustee, elected by Police Officers
Paul Blanchard
Trustee, appointed by other Trustees
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at the Cape Coral Police Officers' Pension Trust Fund?
Investment oversight rests with a five-member Board of Trustees chaired by David Toumey. The board includes two police-officer-elected trustees, Robert Slager and Matthew Campion, and an appointed trustee, Paul Blanchard. Robert Keppler serves as board secretary. The fund does not publicly disclose a dedicated investment staff or external consultant relationship.
How does the fund's real estate exposure work?
The fund holds a direct stake in the ARA Core Property Fund, a commingled vehicle focused on stabilized, income-producing mixed-use properties across the United States. This structure provides diversified core real estate exposure without requiring the fund to underwrite individual property acquisitions.
What is the fund's relationship with the City of Cape Coral?
The fund operates as a standalone defined-benefit plan for Cape Coral Police Department sworn officers, but its administrative office is located in Palm Beach Gardens—physically separate from City of Cape Coral operations. This geographic separation is unusual for a single-city municipal plan.
Does the fund participate in hedge fund strategies?
Yes. The fund's portfolio includes an absolute-return allocation, indicating commitments to hedge fund strategies targeting returns uncorrelated to traditional equity and fixed-income markets. Specific managers and commitment sizes are not publicly disclosed.
What educational resources do the trustees rely on for investment governance?
The fund and its trustees participate in programs offered by the Florida Public Pension Trustees Association (FPPTA), a statewide organization providing fiduciary training, investment education, and peer networking for Florida's municipal pension boards.
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