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International Association of Fire Fighters Staff Representatives' Pension Plan

The International Association of Fire Fighters Staff Representatives' Pension Plan maintains a defined-benefit plan for the union's internal staff and operates...

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International Association of Fire Fighters Staff Representatives' Pension Plan

The International Association of Fire Fighters Staff Representatives' Pension Plan maintains a defined-benefit plan for the union's internal staff and operates from IAFF headquarters in Washington. It directs the bulk of its portfolio to private-equity secondaries by acquiring limited-partner interests from sellers seeking liquidity before fund maturity. No dedicated investment staff or external OCIO arrangement has been publicly documented, and filings do not disclose specific general-partner relationships or holdings. The plan shares administrative infrastructure with the parent union, and secondary databases do not capture its team size or deployment totals.

Website
iaff.org

General information

Firm type

Pension Fund

Location

Region

North America

Country

United States

City

Washington, D.C.

Corporate office

Washington, DC, United States

Sector focus

Secondaries & Special Situations

Frequently asked questions

How does this plan differ from the main IAFF pension fund?

The International Association of Fire Fighters administers multiple benefit plans. The Staff Representatives' Pension Plan covers union employees who represent IAFF members — a distinct population from the rank-and-file firefighters served by larger IAFF-affiliated state and local funds. The staff plan operates independently with its own trustee board and investment program.

How can an outside allocator obtain information about this plan's commitments?

As an ERISA plan, the Staff Representatives' Pension Plan files annual Form 5500 reports with the US Department of Labor. These public filings include asset allocation schedules and service-provider disclosures. Freedom of Information Act requests or DOL's EFAST2 database are the primary investigative paths for detailed portfolio-level data.

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