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Kansas City (Mo.) Firefighters Pension System
The Kansas City (Mo.) Firefighters Pension System provides retirement benefits to city firefighters under a public defined-benefit structure.
Kansas City (Mo.) Firefighters Pension System
The Kansas City (Mo.) Firefighters Pension System provides retirement benefits to city firefighters under a public defined-benefit structure. It functions as a component unit of the City of Kansas City, Missouri. Capital is deployed through fixed income holdings and a commercial real estate portfolio, both concentrated in the United States. The system maintains memberships in the Council of Institutional Investors and the National Association of Securities Professionals. Assets total an estimated 688 million dollars. Oversight rests with a board that includes City Finance Director Tammy Queen and City Manager Brian Platt, while Barbara Davis holds the role of Retirement System Executive Officer.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Kansas City
Corporate office
Kansas City, United States
Principals
Barbara Davis
Retirement System Executive Officer
Tammy Queen
City Finance Director and Board of Trustees member
Brian Platt
City Manager and Board of Trustees member
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Kansas City (Mo.) Firefighters Pension System?
Barbara Davis holds the position of Retirement System Executive Officer. Board members include Tammy Queen and Brian Platt.
What asset classes does the plan hold?
The system maintains a commercial real estate portfolio and a fixed income portfolio, both located in the United States.
How is the pension system governed relative to the city?
It operates as a component unit of the City of Kansas City, Missouri financial reporting entity.
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