Cincinnati Retirement System committed $40 million to PEG Global Private Equity X.
The $2.4 billion pension fund's board approved the commitment to the private equity fund of funds managed by J.P. Morgan Asset Management at its May 6 meeting, Paula Tilsley, executive director, said in an email.
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Cincinnati seeks search firm to help with executive director selection
City of Cincinnati on the banks of the Ohio River.
Cincinnati Retirement System is searching for an executive search firm to assist the $2.2 billion pension fund s board in selecting a new executive director.
The retirement system is conducting the search due to the impending retirement of the current executive director,
Paula Tilsley, on June 30, according to the RFP posted on the city s purchasing website.
Ms. Tilsley has been executive director since 2010. In an email, Ms. Tilsley said she accepted the city s early retirement offer. While her plans are uncertain, she said she truly enjoys the retirement industry.
Judge orders Cincinnati to pay $141K in retirees legal fight over health care and loss of Viagra
Judge gives city of Cincinnati 30 days to pay
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CINCINNATI â A federal judge ordered the city of Cincinnati to pay $141,350 in attorney bills that have accumulated over three years while retired city workers fight changes to health care benefits, such as the removal of Viagra and Cialis from prescription coverage.
U.S. District Court Judge Michael Barrett signed an order on Wednesday, giving the city 30 days to pay legal bills to several local firms representing retirees.