New Hampshire Commits $100M to Private Equity

Written by: Jane Bailey, Marketing Associate

The New Hampshire Retirement System has approved $100 million in commitments to private equity, according to meeting minutes from the February 13th Investment Committee meeting. 

$50 million was awarded to H.I.G. Advantage Fund II, a buyout strategy.

An additional $50 million is being allocated to an SMA to co-invest alongside Advantage Fund II. 

As of December 31, 2023, the $11.7 billion Retirement Fund allocates 14.07% to private equity. 

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