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Profil
Angela Miller-May formerly worked at Public School Teachers Retirement Fund of Chicago, as Chief Investment Officer from 2017 to 2021.
Ms. Miller-May received her Masters Business Admin degree from Kellstadt Graduate School of Business.
Anciens postes connus de Angela Miller-May
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Public School Teachers Retirement Fund of Chicago
 Public School Teachers Retirement Fund of Chicago Investment ManagersFinance The Public School Teachers Retirement Fund of Chicago (CTPF) invests across a broad range of asset classes including: (1) large-cap index (2) large-cap core (3) large-cap value (4) large-cap growth (5) mid-cap index (6) mid-cap core (7) small-cap index (8) small-cap value (9) small-cap growth (10) all-cap equity (11) international equity (12) private equity (13) public REITs (14) private real estate (15) infrastructure (16) hedge funds (17) fixed-income index (18) fixed-income core investment grade (19) fixed-income opportunistic and (2) cash equivalents. CTPF's asset allocation policy targets an allocation of 62.5% of the fund's assets to investments in the public equity sector. To increase diversification benefits while maintaining a core position in equities, approximately 40% of their domestic equity investments are allocated to equity index funds, with the remaining assets allocated to active equity managers. To further improve diversification, CTPF targets a commitment of 9% of the fund's total assets to small-cap equities and 22% to international equities. They strive to invest at least 3.5% of their assets in mid-cap equities, up to 30% in the emerging markets or lesser developed countries, 3% in the private equity sector, 2% in the infrastructure sector, 2% in hedge funds, 2.5% in public REITs, 6.5% in private real estate sector and 19.5% in fixed-income securities. To increase diversification while maintaining a core position in fixed-income securities, 55% to 60% of the fund's domestic fixed-income investments are allocated to bond index funds, with the remaining portion allocated to core investment grade and opportunistic managers. CTPF allocates 2% of the fund's total assets to cash equivalents or short-term fixed-income securities to meet the fund's benefits and expense requirements. | Directeur en chef des Investissements | 01/08/2021 |
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Public School Teachers Retirement Fund of Chicago
Public School Teachers Retirement Fund of Chicago Investment ManagersFinance The Public School Teachers Retirement Fund of Chicago (CTPF) invests across a broad range of asset classes including: (1) large-cap index (2) large-cap core (3) large-cap value (4) large-cap growth (5) mid-cap index (6) mid-cap core (7) small-cap index (8) small-cap value (9) small-cap growth (10) all-cap equity (11) international equity (12) private equity (13) public REITs (14) private real estate (15) infrastructure (16) hedge funds (17) fixed-income index (18) fixed-income core investment grade (19) fixed-income opportunistic and (2) cash equivalents. CTPF's asset allocation policy targets an allocation of 62.5% of the fund's assets to investments in the public equity sector. To increase diversification benefits while maintaining a core position in equities, approximately 40% of their domestic equity investments are allocated to equity index funds, with the remaining assets allocated to active equity managers. To further improve diversification, CTPF targets a commitment of 9% of the fund's total assets to small-cap equities and 22% to international equities. They strive to invest at least 3.5% of their assets in mid-cap equities, up to 30% in the emerging markets or lesser developed countries, 3% in the private equity sector, 2% in the infrastructure sector, 2% in hedge funds, 2.5% in public REITs, 6.5% in private real estate sector and 19.5% in fixed-income securities. To increase diversification while maintaining a core position in fixed-income securities, 55% to 60% of the fund's domestic fixed-income investments are allocated to bond index funds, with the remaining portion allocated to core investment grade and opportunistic managers. CTPF allocates 2% of the fund's total assets to cash equivalents or short-term fixed-income securities to meet the fund's benefits and expense requirements. | Finance |
Kellstadt Graduate School of Business
 Kellstadt Graduate School of Business Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
