Wisconsin Investment Board (SWIB)
Additional shared vehicles: Lone Star Real Estate Fund II (2023 Vintage) · LONE STAR FUND V LP (2023 Vintage)
$2.1B Total AUM · Institutional LP profile covering 74 historical fund disclosure records ($2.46B parsed USD across disclosed rows) across disclosed strategy exposure in Real Estate, Buyout, Private Equity, Infrastructure, Growth Equity (investment geography mandates are evaluated separately from LP headquarters). 5 complete primary source trails are open below without registration.
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| Disclosed Fund / Vehicle | Strategy | Fund Vintage | Disclosed Amount | Disclosed Performance | Primary Source Trail |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lone Star Real Estate Fund III | Real Estate | 2014 |
$25.0M
Historical commitment · As of December 2024
|
14.1% IRR · 1.13x TVPI · 1.13x DPI · As of December 2024 | Inspect Source · CAFR / Board Packet (PDF p.24) |
| Levine Leichtman Capital Partners V, L.P. | Buyout | 2013 |
$25.0M
Historical commitment · As of December 2024
|
17.2% IRR · 1.28x TVPI · 1.28x DPI · As of December 2024 | Inspect Source · CAFR / Board Packet (PDF p.25) |
| Levine Leichtman Capital Partners IV | Buyout | 2008 |
$50.0M
Historical commitment · As of December 2024
|
17.2% IRR · 2.08x TVPI · 2.08x DPI · As of December 2024 | Inspect Source · CAFR / Board Packet (PDF p.25) |
| RREEF North American Infrastructure Fund | Infrastructure | 2007 |
$50.0M
Historical commitment · As of December 2024
|
8.6% IRR · 1.10x TVPI · 1.10x DPI · As of December 2024 | Inspect Source · CAFR / Board Packet (PDF p.24) |
| Lone Star Fund IX (U.S.), L.P. | Buyout | 2014 |
$35.0M
Historical commitment · As of December 2024
|
0.97x TVPI · 0.97x DPI · As of December 2024 | Inspect Source · CAFR / Board Packet (PDF p.25) |
Tracked separately from historical commitments: active RFPs/searches, board pacing plans, leadership/CIO updates, and retained gatekeeper consultants.
Dallas Police & Fire (DPFP) (Public Pension Plan, $2.1B AUM): Disclosed FY2025-2026 Private Markets Pacing & Allocation Update (PE Target 10.0% vs. 8.5% Actual; $31.5M Unallocated Target Bandwidth). $90M–$140M annual Private Markets pacing Gatekeeper / Intake Conduit: Meketa Investment Group.
Forward-looking board pacing or target-allocation policy update · Recorded 2025-04-25
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Dallas Police & Fire (DPFP) is categorized under Public Pension Plan (Regional Roadshow Hub: Texas; Headquarters: Dallas, TX). Across 74 historical disclosure records tracked on Prilago ($2.46B total parsed USD across disclosed rows), the median disclosed amount is $25.0M (range: $837K to $134.0M).
Dallas Police & Fire (DPFP) has disclosed records across Real Estate, Buyout, Private Equity, Infrastructure, Growth Equity. Open preview records include Lone Star Real Estate Fund III (2014 Vintage), Levine Leichtman Capital Partners V, L.P. (2013 Vintage), Levine Leichtman Capital Partners IV (2008 Vintage), RREEF North American Infrastructure Fund (2007 Vintage).
Records for Dallas Police & Fire (DPFP) cite primary public disclosures (CAFR / Board Packet), and visitors can inspect 5 open source trails on this profile without registration. Each source trail displays field-level substantiation status, distinguishing exact commitment schedules from carrying-value or fee tables. Forward-looking active searches, RFPs, pacing plans, and governance updates are separated from historical disclosures.
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In Prilago's bilateral commitment graph, Dallas Police & Fire (DPFP) shares resolved underlying fund vehicles with 122 institutional LPs across 15 shared vehicles (shared fund exposure represents a potential introduction path and does not prove LPAC seat overlap or personal acquaintance). Top shared-fund peers include Wisconsin Investment Board (SWIB) (7 shared vehicles, e.g. Lone Star Fund VIII (2024 Vintage)), Los Angeles City Employees (LACERS) (3 shared vehicles, e.g. Lone Star Fund VII (2020 Vintage)), New York State Common Retirement Fund (2 shared vehicles, e.g. Levine Leichtman Capital Partners IV (2008 Vintage)).