NYC pension chief proposes $5bn private markets climate investment expansion
Tuesday, September 29, 2026 · first reported by AltAssets
NYC Comptroller Mark Levine proposes allocating additional $5B from the city's pension assets to private-market climate strategies including power generation, grid modernization, energy storage, and resilient infrastructure.
- Investor
- New York City
- People
- Mark Levine
- Asset class
- Private equity, Infrastructure
- Geography
- North America
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