The Town of Plymouth (MA) Contributory Retirement Board is seeking proposals from qualified financial institutions to provide custody services for the Retirement System’s $237 million investment portfolio.
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November 18, 2022
The Town of Plymouth (MA) Contributory Retirement Board is seeking proposals from qualified firms to provide investment consulting services for the Town of Plymouth Contributory Retirement System. Total assets for the System are approximately $221.1 Million and the portfolio is constructed of a mix of separate accounts, mutual funds and commingled vehicles.
November 2, 2022
The Plymouth (MA) Contributory Retirement Board is seeking proposals from attorneys or law firms with experience representing Massachusetts public pension boards or systems to provide
legal services.
December 14, 2021
The Plymouth (MA) Retirement Board is seeking proposals for actuarial services. The Town of Plymouth Contributory Retirement System (“System”) is governed by the Plymouth Retirement Board (“Board”) and is the pension system serving the three (3) member units in Plymouth County, Massachusetts. The Board manages approximately $230 million in assets and employs a staff of four (4) people in its office located in Plymouth, Massachusetts.
November 24, 2020
The Plymouth (MA) Retirement Board is seeking proposals from qualified investment managers specializing in dedicated unconstrained, flexible duration fixed income strategies with a return objective of positive absolute return in a variety of market conditions. The proposed strategy should have a focus on investing broadly across global fixed income markets. The mandate may have broad investment guidelines pertaining to sector allocations, and the duration profile should be actively managed in an attempt to produce positive absolute returns regardless of the interest rate environment. The Retirement Board will not accept proposals for core plus, multi-sector strategies or hedge funds. The Board expects to make an allocation of $5.0-10.0 million to the mandate.
May 8, 2020
The Plymouth (MA) Retirement Board is seeking proposals from qualified investment management firms offering a dedicated strategy focused on Term Asset-Backed Loan Facility (TALF) Programs. The potential commitment could be up to $5-10 million. Respondents must be dedicated participants in the TALF program; non-TALF strategies will not be considered.
September 17, 2019
The Plymouth (MA) Retirement Board is seeking proposals from qualified investment managers to provide actively managed international value oriented equity investment management services for the Retirement System’s $179 million investment portfolio. The Board may award an allocation of $11-12 million to the mandate.
September 17, 2019
The Plymouth (MA) Retirement Board is seeking proposals from qualified investment managers to provide actively managed domestic value oriented large cap equity investment management services for the Retirement System’s $179 million investment portfolio. The Board may award an allocation of $9-10 million to the mandate.
March 7, 2018
The Plymouth (MA) Retirement Board is seeking proposals from qualified investment managers to provide dedicated Senior Floating Rate Fixed Income investment management services for the Retirement System’s $178 million investment portfolio. The bidder must offer the strategy in a commingled vehicle. The Retirement Board expects to allocate approximately 5% of the portfolio value ($9 Million) in total to the mandate, but reserves the right to change the amount of the award.
January 13, 2018
The Plymouth (MA) Retirement Board is seeking proposals from qualified investment managers to provide Global Multi-Asset Allocation investment management services for the Retirement System’s $175 million investment portfolio. Approximately 4.5% ($7.5 Million) of the total assets are expected to be allocated to the mandate. The Board expects to award the full mandate to one manager.
June 12, 2017
The Plymouth (MA) Retirement Board is seeking proposals from qualified investment managers to provide active High Yield Fixed Income investments management services for the Retirement System’s $158 Million investment portfolio. The bidder must offer the strategy in a commingled vehicle. The Retirement Board expects to allocate approximately $5-6 Million in total to the mandate.