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Fire and Police Pension Association of Colorado

Pension fund · Founded 1980 · Denver, United States

#132 LP Ranking #63 of 1,316 pension funds
149 VC firms backed
$7.0B AUM
~$140M Allocated to VC (est. 2%)
01 · Background

Who Fire and Police Pension Association of Colorado is.

Historical Background
The Fire & Police Pension Association of Colorado (FPPA) was established in 1980, following the passage of a 1979 state law that created a statewide retirement system for police officers and firefighters. Before the creation of FPPA, most of Colorado's police and fire pensions were locally managed and, by the 1970s, were facing significant underfunding issues.
Source of Capital
FPPA's capital is primarily sourced from contributions made by its members, who are police officers, firefighters, and other first responders throughout Colorado. The association administers retirement and death and disability plans, investing the funds from these plans on behalf of its members.
Allocation Strategy
FPPA allocates capital across a diverse range of asset classes, including global public equity, fixed income, private capital, and absolute return strategies. The association's investment horizon is long-term, and its strategy is based on long-term investment trends rather than short-term market fluctuations. As of September 2023, the target allocation for the FPPA Long-Term Pool included 38% to Global Public Equity, 10% to Fixed Income Rates, 9% to Absolute Return, and 6% to Equity Long/Short, among others. The board conducts an asset/liability study at least every three years to set allocation targets.
02 · Fund commitments

The funds Fire and Police Pension Association of Colorado backs.

Fire and Police Pension Association of Colorado is a limited partner in 149 funds. 15 of them place in the Power Law Investor Ranking; those lead, best-ranked first.

New Enterprise Associates
United States
#8 Power Law
Insight Partners
United States
#23 Power Law
CRV
United States
#49 Power Law
Battery Ventures
United States
#54 Power Law
Notable Capital
United States
#61 Power Law
TCV
United States
#67 Power Law
ARCH Venture Partners
United States
#124 Power Law
Foundation Capital
United States
#155 Power Law
TPG
United States
#158 Power Law
SAIF Partners
Hong Kong
#159 Power Law
Summit Partners
United States
#168 Power Law
Greenspring Associates
United States
#197 Power Law
03 · Allocation

How Fire and Police Pension Association of Colorado’s fund book is spread.

The 149 funds Fire and Police Pension Association of Colorado backs, by where the manager is headquartered and how many funds that manager has raised.

Where those managers are based

By fund headquarters.

  • North America 11980%
  • Europe 2517%
  • Rest of world 53%

United States 118 · United Kingdom 14 · Germany 3 · Hong Kong 2

How established those managers are

Managers grouped by how many funds they have raised — across the 104 of 149 with a fund history on record.

Emerging funds · 50
Established funds · 54
22 1
11 2
17 3
9 4
17 5-6
10 7-9
8 10-14
10 15+
Funds raised by the manager