Key Takeaways
- • New England Pension has hired a new small-cap growth (SCG) equity manager, according to Financial Investment News (FIN).
- • The plan interviewed three domestic small-cap growth equity managers in August before making the selection.
- • The mandate covers domestic small-cap growth equity, a standard allocation within U.S. public equity programs.
Summary
New England Pension has selected a new manager for its small-cap growth equity allocation, according to a Financial Investment News (FIN) report. The plan interviewed three domestic small-cap growth equity managers in August for the mandate before making its selection.
The primary source is brief and does not disclose the name of the selected manager, the mandate size, or the fee terms. Readers seeking those details should refer to the original FIN report or subsequent plan disclosures.
The hire underscores the continuing practice of institutional pension plans reviewing and refreshing active small-cap growth managers within their U.S. equity programs.
The primary source is brief and does not disclose the name of the selected manager, the mandate size, or the fee terms. Readers seeking those details should refer to the original FIN report or subsequent plan disclosures.
The hire underscores the continuing practice of institutional pension plans reviewing and refreshing active small-cap growth managers within their U.S. equity programs.
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