Overview
Nebraska Investment Council is a U.S. public retirement system or public investment organization that supports pension benefits for eligible public-sector employees and beneficiaries.1
The capital pool exists to fund public-sector retirement benefits and related obligations.1
Investment program
- Estimated AUM
- $7.2B1
- Capital pool
- public pension fund1
- Investment model
- Likely hybrid public-pension model with internal staff, consultants, and external managers; verify from official investment policy or ACFR.1
- Investment approach
- Each portfolio has its own asset allocation policy.2
- Spending support
- Not listed yet
- Spending policy
- Not listed yet
- Asset allocation
- Public evidence references these asset classes or allocation areas: private equity, real estate, fixed income.2
- Performance
- Not listed yet
- Governance
- The Council established an Investment Policy Statement for the OIP that includes credit quality and diversification constraints to provide safety of principal, liquidity for the daily cash flow needs of the entities with the OIP, and return on investment.2
- Investment team
- Not listed yet1
- Unfunded commitments
- Not listed yet
- Source freshness
- Last verified Jul 3, 2026 · Needs review
Sources
Last verified Jul 3, 2026 from public career and organization materials.
Fact notes
- Website (nic.nebraska.gov)Parent organization overview, Pool purpose, Institution type, Capital pool, Headquarters, Estimated AUM, Investment model, Investment team, Investment office page · checked Jul 3, 2026
- Website (nic.nebraska.gov)Investment approach, Asset allocation, Governance · checked Jul 4, 2026
Profile and job sources
- Manual research (nic.nebraska.gov)Manual research · checked Jul 3, 2026
- Website (nic.nebraska.gov)Website · checked Jul 4, 2026
- Website (nic.nebraska.gov)Website · checked Jul 3, 2026
- Primary job/profile sourceJob posting · checked Jul 3, 2026