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Firefighters' Pension Fund Administrative Committee
The Firefighters' Pension Fund Administrative Committee was formed in 1978 to administer retirement benefits for City of Atlanta firefighters.
Firefighters' Pension Fund Administrative Committee
The Firefighters' Pension Fund Administrative Committee was formed in 1978 to administer retirement benefits for City of Atlanta firefighters. Derek 'Brent' Hullender serves as chairman while also holding the rank of captain in the Atlanta Fire Department. The plan operates under oversight from the City of Atlanta Pension Investment Board. The fund targets a 3 percent allocation to private equity against a current 1.08 percent position. Confirmed commitments include Grain Management 2023 Vintage Fund, ICV Partners Fund, GrayCo Alternative Partners II LP, and a private credit mandate with Vista Equity Partners. It also maintains a core real estate portfolio with North American exposure that includes data center assets. Geographic focus centers on the United States. Marquette Associates has served as investment advisor since 2019. Additional service providers include Segal as actuary, Strategic Benefit Advisors as plan administrator, Northern Trust as custodian, Mauldin & Jenkins as auditor, and Morris, Manning & Martin as legal counsel. The committee belongs to GAPPT and NCPERS. The committee structure separates plan administration from the broader City of Atlanta Pension Investment Board that coordinates the firefighters, police, and general employee funds.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Year founded
1978
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Atlanta
Corporate office
2472 Jett Ferry Rd Suite 400-410, Atlanta, GA 30338, United States
Principals
Derek 'Brent' Hullender
Chairman
Mohamed Balla
Member, Pension Investment Board
Frank Sims
Chairman, City of Atlanta Pension Investment Board
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at the Firefighters' Pension Fund Administrative Committee?
Derek 'Brent' Hullender serves as chairman. The City of Atlanta Pension Investment Board provides additional oversight across multiple city pension plans.
Does the fund participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
The fund makes commitments to private equity and hybrid fund-of-funds vehicles including Grain Management and ICV Partners.
What asset classes receive target allocations?
Private equity carries a 3 percent target allocation. The fund also holds a core real estate portfolio.
Where does the underlying capital originate?
The plan is a defined benefit pension funded by contributions from the City of Atlanta and participating firefighters.
How does the committee handle governance and litigation?
The fund has acted as lead plaintiff in securities litigation involving companies such as Celsius Holdings, Vestis, and UnitedHealth Group.
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