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Lansing Employees' Retirement System
Lansing Employees' Retirement System is a public pension fund based in Lansing, US. It manages approximately $188 million in assets, primarily focused on North...
Lansing Employees' Retirement System
Lansing Employees' Retirement System is a public pension fund based in Lansing, US. It manages approximately $188 million in assets, primarily focused on North America.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Lansing
Corporate office
Lansing, MI, United States
Principals
Andy Schor
Mayor of Lansing and Trustee of the Retirement System
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at the Lansing Employees' Retirement System?
Governance rests with a board of trustees that includes Mayor Andy Schor. The board regularly coordinates with the Lansing Police and Fire Retirement System on manager selection and meeting schedules. Day-to-day investment execution and manager oversight are typically delegated to external consultants and staff, though those names are not publicly disclosed.
What is the relationship between the Lansing Employees' Retirement System and the Lansing Police and Fire Retirement System?
The two plans are legally separate trusts but operate as sister funds under the City of Lansing. They often share investment managers and hold concurrent board meetings, creating a coordinated approach to asset management and governance for the city's total pension obligations.
How does the plan access real estate investments?
Confirmed exposure runs through real estate investment mutual funds, rather than direct property ownership. This pooled-fund structure provides diversified, liquid access to the asset class without the governance burden of managing physical assets directly.
Does the Lansing Employees' Retirement System participate in any industry associations?
Yes. The system is an active member of both the Michigan Association of Public Employee Retirement Systems and the National Conference on Public Employee Retirement Systems. These memberships facilitate peer exchange on governance, funding policy, and investment practices among public plans.
What investment stages or vehicle types does the plan typically target?
Limited disclosure means a full stage and vehicle breakdown is unavailable. What is confirmed is a commitment to publicly traded real estate mutual funds. No private-market fund commitments, direct co-investments, or separate accounts are currently verifiable.
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