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Louisiana Municipal Police Employees' Retirement System
Louisiana Municipal Police Employees' Retirement System was founded on July 1, 1973 to deliver retirement benefits to municipal police officers. Benjamin A.
Louisiana Municipal Police Employees' Retirement System
Louisiana Municipal Police Employees' Retirement System was founded on July 1, 1973 to deliver retirement benefits to municipal police officers. Benjamin A. Huxen II holds the role of Executive Director and General Counsel while Taylor Camp serves as Chief Financial Officer. The system targets private equity, infrastructure, and real estate. Current allocations include an 8.86 percent position in private equity against a 7 percent target. Confirmed holdings encompass commitments to HarbourVest Frenchmen Street Fund, ArcLight Energy Partners Fund VI, Brookfield Infrastructure Fund IV, Stonepeak Infrastructure Fund III, and Global Infrastructure Partners V. Geographic exposure spans the United States and global markets through these vehicles plus direct ownership of commercial and residential properties in Louisiana. Assets total 2891 million dollars. The system owns Olde Oaks Golf Course in Haughton, The Club at StoneBridge in Bossier City, and its own headquarters building in Baton Rouge. It maintains memberships in LAPERS, NASRA, NCPERS, and NCTR. September 2024: Attended the LAPERS Annual Conference in New Orleans.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Year founded
1973
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Baton Rouge
Corporate office
7722 Office Park Boulevard Suite 200, Baton Rouge, LA 70809, United States
Principals
Taylor Camp
Chief Financial Officer
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Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Louisiana Municipal Police Employees' Retirement System?
Benjamin A. Huxen II serves as Executive Director and General Counsel. The Board of Trustees, chaired by Chad King, provides oversight on allocations and policy.
Does Louisiana Municipal Police Employees' Retirement System participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
The system acts as a limited partner in multiple private equity, infrastructure, and real estate funds while also holding direct ownership of golf courses and development land in Louisiana.
What asset classes receive the largest allocations?
Private equity currently stands at 8.86 percent of assets. Infrastructure and real estate appear through both fund commitments and wholly owned properties.
Where does Louisiana Municipal Police Employees' Retirement System source its investments?
Commitments flow through established managers such as HarbourVest, Brookfield, Stonepeak, and Global Infrastructure Partners. Direct real estate acquisitions remain concentrated in Louisiana.
How is the system governed?
A Board of Trustees that includes the State Treasurer and Commissioner of Administration as ex-officio members sets policy. NEPC serves as investment advisor and Curran Actuarial Consulting provides actuarial services.
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