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New Haven (Conn.) Police & Fire Retirement System
The New Haven (Conn.) Police & Fire Retirement System was established to provide defined-benefit pensions to city police and fire personnel. Its board...
New Haven (Conn.) Police & Fire Retirement System
The New Haven (Conn.) Police & Fire Retirement System was established to provide defined-benefit pensions to city police and fire personnel. Its board comprises seven trustees plus the mayor and controller, with representatives from the fire and police unions. The fund allocates across buyout and value strategies. Confirmed holdings include a commitment to Capital Point Partners Mezzanine Fund, focused on commercial services and industrials in Houston, and an investment in an Intercontinental Real Estate Corporation private real estate fund based in Boston. Geographic exposure centers on the United States. Assets total $412 million. Raymond James serves as investment advisor, Cavanaugh Macdonald Consulting as actuary, and the City of New Haven Corporation Counsel as legal advisor. The fund shares administrative ties with the City Employees' Retirement Fund. Governance rests with an elected and appointed trustee board that includes union designees, creating direct participant oversight uncommon among larger state plans.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Year founded
1958
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
New Haven
Corporate office
New Haven, CT, United States
Principals
Justin Elicker
Mayor / Ex-Officio Trustee
Barbara Vereen
Trustee
Evelise Riberio
Trustee
Darrell Brooks
Trustee
Miguel Rosado
Trustee
Brian McDermott
Trustee
Melissa Mauro-Desmond
Trustee
Kristy Sampieri
City Controller
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at New Haven (Conn.) Police & Fire Retirement System?
Investment decisions rest with the Board of Trustees, which includes Mayor Justin Elicker as ex-officio member, union representatives, and the city controller. Raymond James provides external investment advisory services.
Does New Haven (Conn.) Police & Fire Retirement System participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
The fund participates through limited-partner commitments to external vehicles, including the Capital Point Partners Mezzanine Fund and an Intercontinental Real Estate Corporation fund.
What is New Haven (Conn.) Police & Fire Retirement System's known posture on co-investments alongside external GPs?
No direct co-investment activity is disclosed in available records. The fund's documented positions are limited-partner interests in third-party funds.
How is New Haven (Conn.) Police & Fire Retirement System related to City Employees' Retirement Fund (CERF)?
The two entities function as sister funds serving different employee groups within the City of New Haven and share certain administrative and governance overlaps.
Where does the underlying wealth come from?
Assets derive from employer and employee contributions to the defined-benefit plan for New Haven police and fire personnel, plus investment returns.
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