Legato Capital Management LLC

CalPERS’ assets are managed by the CalPERS Board of Administration. CalPERS invests across a range of asset classes including global equity, private equity, fixed-income, real estate, infrastructure, forest land, inflation-linked bonds, liquidity and trust level. Strategies are managed both internally and through external managers. CalPERS' Global Equity Strategy is responsible for CalPERS investments in securities traded in global public equity markets, including in-house management of index-oriented and active strategies, externally managed active strategies, the Multi-Asset Class Partners Program, and active strategies run by emerging managers (Global Equity Emerging Manager Program). Global Equity is the principal asset class providing growth exposure in the strategic asset allocation. CalPERS Income Strategy primarily consists of US and international fixed income strategies. CalPERS' inflation-linked asset class is made up of two main asset types: commodities (including commodity futures, forwards, swaps, structured notes, and options) and inflation-linked bonds. Forestland investments are long-term investments. The return drivers include biological growth, timber prices, and land values. Forestland targets investments within the timber and agriculture sectors. CalPERS' Liquidity Strategy consists of highly liquid short-term securities with maturities of less than 10 years. Real Estate strategy focuses on US core assets with moderate leverage. CalPERS' Trust Level Portfolio Management Program (TLPM) is responsible for delivering targeted, risk-adjusted, total fund level investment returns over the long-term, anchored by the belief that strategic asset allocation is the dominant determinant of portfolio risk and return.

Employees Retirement System of Texas (ERS) administers retirement, health and other insurance benefits, TexFlex, a tax-savings flexible benefit program, and 401 (k) and 457 investment accounts as part of the Texa$aver Program. Asset classes in which the systems invest include domestic and international equities and fixed-income. The Board of Trustees sets long-term asset allocation targets or ranges that best meet the needs of the plans and their beneficiaries. Formal asset allocation studies are conducted at least every five years, with annual evaluations of the validity of the adopted asset allocation based on updated return projections. ERS' investment staff is directed to rebalance at least quarterly the asset allocation of the investment portfolios to remain within the target allocation bands.

The San Diego County Employees' Retirement Association invests mainly in domestic and international equities and fixed-income securities. They also have investments in real estate, commodities, finance and alternative equities.