PRIVATE CREDIT

Fresno City Retirement moves beyond direct lending in private credit buildout

Julian Vance
Julian Vance
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Financial chart showing allocation growth in private credit portfolios for institutional investors.

The Fresno City Retirement Systems is adjusting its private credit strategy. The pension fund recently added $60 million to separate accounts managed by Arcmont Asset Management and Monroe Capital.

Alongside this capital injection, the system is updating its portfolio guidelines. These changes move the accounts beyond a strict focus on direct lending. This shift indicates a broader approach to credit within the portfolio.

Institutional investors continue to refine their credit allocations. By diversifying away from direct lending, Fresno City Retirement Systems aims to adjust its risk and return profile for long-term stability. The fund remains focused on maintaining performance for its beneficiaries.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much capital did Fresno City Retirement Systems add to its private credit accounts?+
The system added a total of $60 million.
Which firms manage the new private credit accounts for Fresno City Retirement Systems?+
Arcmont Asset Management and Monroe Capital manage the accounts.
What is the primary change to the portfolio guidelines for these accounts?+
The guidelines are changing to allow for diversification beyond direct lending.
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