Alaska Permanent Fund Corp., Juneau, rehired Callan as general investment consultant.
The $82.8 billion sovereign wealth fund's board approved the rehiring at its meeting Thursday, spokeswoman Paulyn Swanson said in an email.
APFC issued an RFP for an investment consultant in February due to the upcoming expiration of Callan's contract on June 30.
The sovereign wealth fund received a total of three proposals, and no other finalists were named.
As of March 31, APFC's actual allocation was 13.8% global equity; 13.6% private equity; 12.8% domestic equities; 11.9% domestic fixed income; 9.3% international equities; 6.6% real estate equity investments; 6% each absolute return and special opportunities; 3.7% infrastructure; 2.5% cash; 2.1% private income; 2% each global high yield and private credit; 1.6% international fixed income; 1.5% each domestic structured product and real estate investment trusts; 1% each emerging markets debt and Treasury inflation-protected securities; 0.7% risk parity; and the rest in real estate debt and with an in-state emerging manager.
