The Los Angeles Water & Power Retirement Plan (WPERP) has dropped Capital Resources as its investment consultant as it prepares to conduct an asset liability study (ALS) later in the year.
Duamel Vellon, retirement plan administrator at the $6.2bn defined benefit (DB) plan, confirmed that Capital Resources had reapplied for the position, but declined to comment on why it was dropped....
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