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Investment manager reports $102.2M portfolio value and 4.8% YTD return

Carbon County Board of Commissioners · May 21, 2026
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Summary

Marquette investment manager presented the retirement plan's April report: portfolio value $102,218,709.65 as of April 30, year-to-date return 4.8%, commentary on market volatility, and recommendations on cash management and asset allocation.

Sarah Wilson, identified in the meeting as the retirement plan's investment manager, presented the board with a detailed April investment report. She said the portfolio value as of April 30 was $102,218,709.65, with month disbursements of $582,157.18 and a year‑to‑date return of 4.8 percent.

Wilson reviewed manager performance and asset allocation, noting that the board's allocation choices and the OCIO (outsourced chief investment officer) structure had limited losses compared with benchmarks during a volatile quarter. She highlighted: US and non‑US equity performance, commodity and energy price effects, and that fixed income remains lower-yielding compared with historic norms. She recommended considering cash‑management strategies and potential laddering for liquidity given regular monthly benefits outflows (discussed at roughly $500,000 per month).

Why it matters: The report outlines the fund's health, ongoing payout needs and how asset‑allocation choices have affected returns. Wilson emphasized that tactical OCIO authority and manager selection helped the fund fare better than benchmarks during the quarter.

Board response: Commissioners asked clarifying questions about cash flow and the possibility of moving some assets to managers better positioned for cash management. Wilson and other presenters explained the firm's approach to rebalancing and mid‑quarter adjustments.

What’s next: The board will consider the manager's suggestions about cash‑management strategies and continue monitoring performance.