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Taft-Hartley plan
Teamsters Local 641 Pension Fund
Taft-Hartley planUnion, NJ
Assets
$562M
Total assets, Feb 28, 2025 reported
Funded
2.6%
Mar 1, 2024
Private markets target
n/a
policy Feb 28, 2025
Commitments
0
1 managers on Schedule C
Plan sponsor: Board of Trustees Teamsters Local 641 Pension Fund
Allocation policy
Form 5500, as of Feb 28, 2025
Actual allocation lines without a target (as filed)
- Interest-bearing cash 6.3%
- Corporate debt instruments (other) 67.3%
- U.S. Government securities 21.3%
- Registered investment companies 4.2%
Consultants and advisers
5 firms
- Investment Performance Services Investment adviser (plan)through Feb 28, 2025 Form 5500
- Capital International, Inc. Investment adviser (plan)through Feb 28, 2023 Form 5500
- UBS Financial Services Inc. Investment adviser (plan)through Feb 28, 2023 Form 5500
- US Bank Custodianthrough Feb 29, 2024 Form 5500
- Summit Actuarial Services Actuarythrough Feb 28, 2023 Form 5500
People
No investment staff or executives have been read for this allocator yet.
Manager roster
5 managers on Schedule C
From Schedule C (investment management, code 28)
- Jpmorgan Chase Bank, N.A.plan years 2025
- Morgan Stanley Smith Barneyplan years 2024
- Capital International, Inc.plan years 2024
- Investment Performance Servicesplan years 2023
- US Bankplan years 2023
Commitments
No fund commitments are on the tape for this allocator. The tape holds the plans that publish their own private-markets reports; a plan that publishes one and is not here is a gap we can close.
Size and funding
28 readings
Investment management fees
$925,079 (2024-02) · $224,845 (2023-02)
Form 5500 filings
3 plan years
| Plan year | Participants | Assets (SB market) | Funding target | FTAP | Total assets (H) | Partnerships / JV | Master trust | Real estate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 to Feb 28, 2025 | 3,095 | n/a | n/a | n/a | $562M | n/a | n/a | n/a |
| 2023 to Feb 29, 2024 | 3,245 | n/a | n/a | n/a | $569M | n/a | n/a | n/a |
| 2022 to Feb 28, 2023 | 3,325 | n/a | n/a | n/a | $568M | n/a | n/a | n/a |
Service providers and investment entities as filed (Schedule C and D, latest year first)
- Capital International codes 28 51 $937,474 PY2024
- Groom Law codes 29 50 $189,646 PY2024
- Investment Performance Services LLC codes 27 51 $100,000 PY2024
- JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A. codes 28 51 $72,175 PY2024
- Bridgeway Benefit Technologies codes 15 50 $70,125 PY2024
- Karri Steinmacher codes 30 50 $70,035 PY2024
- Diane Florian codes 30 50 $67,628 PY2024
- U.S. Bank National Association codes 19 51 $63,580 PY2024
- Summit Actuarial Services, LLC codes 11 50 $62,750 PY2024
- Kroll Heineman Ptasiewicz & Parsons codes 29 50 $60,000 PY2024
- Mspc codes 10 50 $53,928 PY2024
- Kathleen Kyreakakis codes 30 50 $46,450 PY2024
- Gellert Seitz Busenkell & Brown LLC codes 29 50 $28,437 PY2024
- Summit Actuarial Services, LLC. codes 11 PY2024
- Capital International codes 28 51 $789,431 PY2023
- Investment Performance Services LLC codes 28 51 $100,000 PY2023
- Bridgeway Benefit Technologies codes 15 50 $84,922 PY2023
- U.S. Bank National Association codes 19 51 $76,179 PY2023
- Diane Florian codes 30 50 $71,545 PY2023
- Karri Steinmacher codes 30 50 $65,873 PY2023
- Kroll Heineman Ptasiewicz & Parsons codes 29 50 $60,000 PY2023
- Kathleen Kyreakakis codes 30 50 $53,988 PY2023
- Summit Actuarial Services, LLC codes 11 50 $49,000 PY2023
- Morgan Stanley codes 28 51 $35,648 PY2023
- Mspc codes 10 50 $21,385 PY2023
- Gellert Seitz Busenkell & Brown LLC codes 29 50 $7,363 PY2023
- Summit Actuarial Services, LLC. codes 11 PY2023
- Capital International codes 27 50 $156,928 PY2022
- Washington Street Insurance Group codes 23 50 $79,480 PY2022
- Diane Florian codes 30 50 $78,375 PY2022
- Investment Performance Services LLC codes 28 51 $66,667 PY2022
- Karri Steinmacher codes 30 50 $61,799 PY2022
- Kroll Heineman Ptasiewicz & Parsons codes 29 50 $60,000 PY2022
- Kathleen Kyreakakis codes 30 50 $49,572 PY2022
- Summit Actuarial Services, LLC codes 11 50 $49,450 PY2022
- Mspc codes 10 50 $45,647 PY2022
- Vanda Neno codes 30 50 $32,108 PY2022
- Specialized Computer Resources codes 15 50 $16,475 PY2022
- Innovative Software Solutions, Inc. codes 15 50 $9,710 PY2022
- Bridgeway Benefit Technologies codes 15 50 $7,236 PY2022
- UBS Financial Services, Inc. codes 27 50 PY2022
- U.S. Bank National Association codes 51 PY2022
- Summit Actuarial Services, LLC. codes 11 PY2022
What changed
5 events
- Dec 31, 2024Manager relationship endedinferenceMorgan Stanley no longer appears on Teamsters Local 641 Pension Fund's Schedule C as investment manager (plan year 2024 vs 2023)with Morgan Stanley Smith Barneyaskebsa.dol.gov
- Dec 31, 2024Manager relationship startedJP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A. appears on Teamsters Local 641 Pension Fund's Schedule C as investment manager (plan year 2024 vs 2023)with Jpmorgan Chase Bank, N.A.askebsa.dol.gov
- Mar 1, 2024Assets changedTeamsters Local 641 Pension Fund plan assets $8M -> $11M (+44.3%, 2023-03-01 to 2024-03-01)
- Dec 31, 2023Manager relationship startedMorgan Stanley appears on Teamsters Local 641 Pension Fund's Schedule C as investment manager (plan year 2023 vs 2022)with Morgan Stanley Smith Barneyaskebsa.dol.gov
- Dec 31, 2023Consultant changedinferenceUBS Financial Services, Inc. no longer appears on Teamsters Local 641 Pension Fund's Schedule C as investment adviser (plan) (plan year 2023 vs 2022)with UBS Financial Services Inc.askebsa.dol.gov
Board record: approvals, recommendations, searches, terminations and re-up prospects for this system.
Provenance
Identifiers: EIN-PN 226220288-001
Cross-graph: no entry on another DFX graph
First observed Sep 15, 2026, last observed Sep 15, 2026. Classification confirmed. Every row above carries its source; a reported figure is the subject’s own, a derived one is arithmetic on reported figures, an estimated one is a model or a survey imputation and is never summed into a headline.