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Tennessee Consolidated Retirement System

Pension fund

#107 LP Ranking #50 of 1,316 pension funds
31 VC firms backed
$58B AUM
~$1.2B Allocated to VC (est. 2%)
01 · Background

Who Tennessee Consolidated Retirement System is.

Historical Background
The Tennessee Consolidated Retirement System (TCRS) was founded on July 1, 1972, through the Consolidation Retirement Act signed by Governor Winfield Dunn. This act merged seven separate public retirement systems into a single, consolidated entity to manage the pensions for state employees.
Source of Capital
TCRS is a defined benefit plan, sourcing its capital from contributions made by public employees and employers across the state of Tennessee. The system provides lifetime retirement, disability, and survivor benefits for its members, which include state employees, teachers, and employees of higher education institutions.
Allocation Strategy
The system's investment portfolio is diversified across multiple asset classes, including domestic and international equity, fixed income, and private equity. TCRS has a strategic allocation target of 10% for private equity and an additional 5% for strategic lending, which includes private credit opportunities. The fund's investment decisions are guided by a long-term target rate of return, which was 6.50% as of the 2023 fiscal year.