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Kansas City Police Employees' Retirement System
Kansas City Police Employees' Retirement System was founded in 1946. Jason Hoy was appointed Executive Director effective March 2023. The system provides...
Kansas City Police Employees' Retirement System
Kansas City Police Employees' Retirement System was founded in 1946. Jason Hoy was appointed Executive Director effective March 2023. The system provides retirement, disability and death benefits to Kansas City police officers, civilian employees, retirees and beneficiaries. The system deploys capital across private equity, real estate and hedge fund strategies. Confirmed holdings include commitments to Abbott Capital Management private equity funds and positions in Morgan Stanley Prime Property LLC and PGIM Real Estate PRISA II. It also maintains exposure through GCM Grosvenor FOB Fund and direct holdings in U.S. Government Securities and corporate bonds. Allocations span North America and global markets. Assets total $1.23 billion. The system maintains service relationships with RVK as investment advisor, Northern Trust as master custodian and Milliman as actuary. It participates in MAPERS and GFOA. March 2026 board meetings addressed plan administration and investment strategy. The system operates as a component unit of the City of Kansas City, Missouri, with governance split between an elected board and appointed Executive Director. This structure separates benefit administration from investment execution while requiring annual actuarial valuations.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Year founded
1946
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Kansas City
Corporate office
9701 Marion Park Drive, B, Kansas City, Missouri, United States
Principals
Jason Hoy
Executive Director
Scott Hummel
Board Chair
James Manley
Treasurer
Wayne Stewart
Investment Committee Chair
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Kansas City Police Employees' Retirement System?
Jason Hoy serves as Executive Director. An elected board including Scott Hummel as chair and Wayne Stewart as investment committee chair oversees policy and retains RVK as external advisor.
Does Kansas City Police Employees' Retirement System participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
The system commits to funds including Abbott Capital Management private equity vehicles and GCM Grosvenor hedge fund of funds. It also holds direct positions in real estate funds and public securities.
What investment stages does Kansas City Police Employees' Retirement System typically target?
Allocations favor buyout, venture and special situations strategies within private equity. Real estate exposure includes core and value-add open-end funds. Investment horizons range from ten to twenty years.
Where does the underlying funding for Kansas City Police Employees' Retirement System come from?
Contributions come from the City of Kansas City, Missouri, active police officers and civilian employees. The system functions as a component unit of the city government.
How is Kansas City Police Employees' Retirement System related to the City of Kansas City, Missouri?
The retirement system is a component unit of the city. The board includes elected members from active officer, civilian and retiree seats plus oversight from city processes.
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