Sacramento fund accelerates alternative investments as sector allocations lag target The Sacramento County Employees' Retirement System is ramping up its real estate and infrastructure commitments with an ambitious $520 million investment plan for 2026, aiming to close a persistent allocation gap while other institutional investors remain cautious about commercial property markets. The California public pension […]
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