The $72.5bn retirement system gave a verbal update during its October 24 investment committee meeting that it had closed a deal on September 30.
The $93bn system has operated with a growing private equity overweight for the last six years, after being dramatically affected by the denominator effect.
TGIF III's limited partners include endowments, corporate pensions, insurance companies, funds of funds, family offices and individuals.
Oklahoma City Employee Retirement System has backed a buyout strategy fund focused on North American mid-market businesses.
MIC Capital Partners IV's limited partners include U.S. pension funds, university endowments, insurance plans, sovereign wealth funds, other asset managers and family offices.
Fund II's limited partners include endowments, foundations, asset managers, family offices, fund-of-funds, founders, and industry executives.
The Los Angeles Fire & Police pension committed to OceanSound Partners Fund II.
The fund's capital, together with capital raised by L2 Point for related co-investment vehicles, totals nearly $460 million.
SWIB says it expects to increase its private equity and debt commitment pacing to reduce the system’s excess liquidity.
Fund IV continues BlackFin's strategy of investing in the financial services sector.