DFX Intelligence
Commitments
Commitments: HgAbout the commitment tapeOne row per line of a plan’s own disclosure. A committed row is a closing the plan dated (a monthly transaction report, a new-investments table); a disclosed holding is a line of a performance or holdings report as of that report’s date, with the plan’s own cash flows, IRR and multiple where printed.Re-up and new-manager flags are the plan’s own words. Amounts are the plan’s commitment, never a fund size.
9 rows
| Date | Allocator | Fund | Bucket | Amount | Vintage | Status | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| as of Dec 31, 2025 | Los Angeles City Employees' Retirement System | Hg Genesis 9 | Private equity | n/a | 2020 | Disclosed holding | lacers.org |
| as of Dec 31, 2025 | Los Angeles City Employees' Retirement System | Hg Genesis 11 A | Private equity | n/a | 2025 | Disclosed holding | lacers.org |
| as of Dec 31, 2025 | Los Angeles City Employees' Retirement System | Hg Genesis 10 A | Private equity | n/a | 2022 | Disclosed holding | lacers.org |
| as of Dec 17, 2025 | W•••••••• R••••••••• S••••• | H• G•••••• 1• | Private equity | n/a | Approved | swib.state.wi.us | |
| as of Dec 17, 2025 | W•••••••• R••••••••• S••••• | H• M•••••• 5• | Private equity | n/a | Approved | swib.state.wi.us | |
| Jul 1, 2025 | S•••• C••••••• R••••••••• S••••• ••••• | H• M•••••• 5• | Private equity | n/a | Committed (dated) | rsic.sc.gov | |
| Jul 1, 2025 | S•••• C••••••• R••••••••• S••••• ••••• | H• G•••••• 1• | Private equity | n/a | Committed (dated) | rsic.sc.gov | |
| as of Jun 13, 2025 | P••••••••• P••••• S••••• E••••••••• R••••••••• S••••• | H• M•••••• 5• L••• | n/a | n/a | Approved | pa.gov | |
| as of Jun 13, 2025 | P••••••••• P••••• S••••• E••••••••• R••••••••• S••••• | H• G•••••• 1•• L••• | n/a | n/a | Approved | pa.gov |
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