Meghan Morris
The firm’s previous real assets leader Karen Dolenec has resigned and is handing the reins to the real estate head Paul Jayasingha.
However, infrastructure is still just 1% of the pension's portfolio, compared to 9% for real estate and 0.6% for forestland.
Harrison Street Real Estate Capital was one of the portfolio sellers in the joint venture’s latest deal.
Deborah Spalding, who was at the Connecticut system of pension funds since 2013, vacated her post last week.
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The pension system, which had $1.1bn in externally managed infrastructure as of 31 December, has disclosed its carried interest and expense for the first time.
Kayne Anderson sold a 6,000-bed portfolio to the real estate platform of the sovereign wealth fund.
Bruce Zimmerman has announced his resignation with no immediate successor to the top role at the $35.9bn endowment, which has a 13.8% allocation to infrastructure.
Karen Dolenec is taking responsibility for the group after Damien Loveday, previously the head of diversifying strategies, left the firm in August.