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Minutes of the November 25, 2019 Retirement Board meeting: <br /> Present: Bob Cunha,Joe Foley,Alan Fields, Carolyn Kosnoff, Fred Weiss and Jim Condon <br /> NEW MEMBERS: (11) Kathleen Kim, Financial Analyst; Mahbuba Khondker, Aide, Sarah Milt, Evelyn <br /> Soto, Hannah Loati, Instr.Asst's; Angelina Amato, Shiei Kuida, Krystal Beltre, Michaela Swift, S.S.I's; <br /> Sheri Hooper, Kindergarten Asst.; Christopher Ducharme, Police Officer; <br /> RETIREMENTS: (2) Donald Laconte, Plumbing Insp., ADR; Beverly Quirk, SPED Specialist, 1/3/2020 <br /> DEATHS: (3)Nancy O'Neil, 10/29/19, DPW Clerk; Paul Vears, 11/14/19, DPW Engineer; Bertha Knute, <br /> survivor of Policeman Kenneth Knute, 11/15/19 <br /> The Board accepted the 112919 Warrant and the November payroll. The October minutes were <br /> reviewed and approved, as well as the cashbooks for September 2019. <br /> Bob Cunha reviewed the November agenda with the Board members and staff in attendance. It was <br /> noted there was a Golub distribution of$86,150.00 and an Angelo Gordon call for$500,000.00, which <br /> was wired on 11/21/19. <br /> Bob presented the ADR application for Donald Laconte. After the Board members reviewed the <br /> circumstances, Bob made a motion to approve the ADR. The motion was seconded by Joe Foley, and <br /> unanimously approved by Alan Fields, Fred Weiss and Carolyn Kosnoff. <br /> Ryan Bugler was mailed information required to submit his appeal to DALA. He plans to file paperwork <br /> to appeal. <br /> The latest update with Mr. O'Leary is they plan to appeal. We will receive more info from Michael Sacco <br /> as the case moves along. <br /> Michael Trotsky and Francesco Daniele presented the PRIM review. Michael began the presentation by <br /> mentioning PRIM's top 10 accomplishments and some of the national recognition they have received <br /> over the past year. The Board has hired five (5) more employees, bringing the total up to 55. They <br /> currently manage$76.9 Billion in assets. Global equity is the largest asset consuming 42.9%of the fund. <br /> Fixed and Private equity are the 2nd and 3rd highest drivers after Global. This year, PRIM has added $5.7b <br /> in new investments this year. They plan on using$1b to acquire land. Recently,they purchased $200k <br /> worth of land in New Zealand which harvests pine. Michael spoke about the philosophy PRIM uses as it <br /> relates to Private Equity. They gained access about ten (10)years ago, mostly in the small & mid cap <br /> size. They use a team of managers to monitor high valuations and remain disciplined to avoid those that <br /> are offered. He went on to explain three (3) market scenario outlooks. His key points mentioned were <br /> the summer markets were weak, strength in equity was down due to spending, and that shares from <br /> selloffs have faltered. He concluded his presentation by emphasizing that Private & Fixed Equity <br /> performed great all year for the portfolio, as did Bonds. <br /> Henry Jaung and Steve McLellan presented the Meketa review.The portfolio balance as of October 31, <br /> 2019 was$178,980,439.00, up 1.7%from September. The YTD performance is up 14.7%. The U.S. <br /> Equity market continues to dominate the portfolio. This sector has us up 22.9%for 2019. Despite being <br /> overweight in this sector, Henry feels we should stay with it. The entire portfolio continues to do what <br />
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