2025 Session Last amended: 2012 session

§ 11A.14 — Minnesota Combined Investment Funds

Plain-Language Summary

This section establishes the Minnesota Combined Investment Funds, a pooled investment vehicle that combines assets from multiple public pension funds to achieve greater investment efficiency. By pooling assets, the state can invest in larger and more diverse assets than any single fund could access alone. Each fund retains a proportional share of the combined pool's value.

Practical Notes
The combined fund structure is similar to a mutual fund — each participating retirement fund buys units in the pool and earns returns based on its unit share. This approach reduces transaction costs and allows smaller funds to benefit from the same investment opportunities as larger ones. The SBI manages the combined fund under its standard investment policy.