NYC Fire Pension Fund
Public pension plan Still adding venture funds
NYC Fire Pension Fund reports 8 venture funds, $154M in all.
Holdings are from its report as of March 31, 2026. “Still adding venture funds”: its newest venture fund is a 2024 vintage, within 3 years of 2026.
The numbers
| Vintage | Venture funds |
|---|---|
| 2020 | 1 |
| 2021 | 2 |
| 2022 | 2 |
| 2023 | 0 |
| 2024 | 3 |
Updates from NYC Fire Pension Fund
Largest venture holdings
From its report as of March 31, 2026.
| Fund, as reported | Manager | Vintage | Commitment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Insight Partners Fund XIII | Insight Partners | 2024 | $38M |
| FTV VIII | FTV Capital | 2024 | $34M |
| Insight Partners XII | Insight Partners | 2021 | $30M |
| FTV VII | FTV Capital | 2022 | $24M |
| FTV Growth VIII-Centre | FTV Capital | 2024 | $10M |
In the app: 3 more venture funds, 2 funds of funds. Open NYC Fire Pension Fund in LP Intelligence for every fund it holds and how to reach it, or find the LPs that back firms like yours.
How it invests
Long-term capital: it backs its managers again at least as often as the median LP that reports fund by fund, and stays with them longer. It backed 76% of its managers again when they raised a later fund (41 chances), and stays with a manager 6.4 years on average.
From its own report and published commitments. How it invests in LP Intelligence: whether it kept committing through 2022–23, how much goes to managers on Fund I–III, and what it committed to lately.
Recent commitments
| Date | Fund, as published | Manager | Commitment | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| July 2026 | PCP Fund III | — | $12M | Document |
| July 2026 | PCP Hudson | — | $16M | Document |
| June 2026 | Providence Strategic Growth Europe III | — | $39M | Document |
| January 2026 | OceanSound Partners Fund III | — | $11M | Document |
| January 2026 | OceanSound Partners III Co-Invest Sidecar N | — | $6.7M | Document |
| November 2025 | KKR - NYC Co-Investment | — | $17M | Document |
| November 2025 | KKR North America Fund XIV SCSp | — | $33M | Document |
| October 2025 | N12 Co-Investment | — | $20M | Document |
| October 2025 | Nordic Capital XII Beta | — | $33M | Document |
| October 2025 | Reverence Capital Partners VIII (PE Fund IV) | — | $27M | Document |
| October 2025 | Reverence IV Side Car | — | $13M | Document |
| July 2025 | Hg Co-Invest N II | — | $17M | Document |
The latest 12 of 32 commitments from the last 24 months to private equity and venture funds, as NYC Fire Pension Fund published them. Dates are the month only: the plan gives no day. Amounts are commitments as the plan reports them. What this plan publishes · every plan’s recent commitments.
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How to submit
Emerging-manager program: Private Equity Emerging Managers Program (New York City Retirement Systems). It considers funds of up to $1B; Primarily Funds I–III.
Private-markets consultant: StepStone Group (source).
In its words: “The New York City Retirement Systems' Private Equity Emerging Managers Program "seeks to invest in experienced and proven fund managers with a differentiated investment strategy"; criteria: "Primarily Funds I – III, raising up to $1 billion with a broad institutional investor base", in buyout, growth equity, and distressed/special situations strategies.”
Read from its own pages on October 19, 2026: comptroller.nyc.gov/services/financial-matters/pension/re…, comptroller.nyc.gov/wp-content/uploads/documents/09.23.20…. Programs change; its site is the record.
About this data
Holdings as this LP reports them, fund by fund. Amounts are its commitment to each fund. Fund performance it reports is on each firm’s page. As of March 31, 2026. Source: New York City Fire Pension Fund Private Equity Quarterly Report (Public): Private Equity Portfolio. Funds are linked to a manager by name; a match can be wrong, and the original filing is the record. How Hottub reads its sources.
From the Private Equity Quarterly Report (Public) in the fund's quarterly investment meeting package, prepared by its private equity consultant and published by the New York City Comptroller's Bureau of Asset Management. The schedule's column is labeled "IRR", not net or gross; the report calls the portfolio figure in that column (11.4%) a "since inception net IRR", says performance information is "net of fees and expenses charged by the underlying investment, but gross of StepStone vehicle/account fees and expenses", and says the IRRs are calculated by the consultant from information provided by the general partners. TVPI is the printed "Multiple" (it equals (distributed capital + market value) / contributed capital); total value = distributed capital + market value and DPI = distributed capital / contributed capital are computed. Contributed is the report's "Contributed Capital" and vintage its "Vintage Year". IRR is blank where the report prints NM (40 funded investments; the report says performance of funds with less than two years of activity is not considered meaningful) or N/A (no funded rows); 15 commitments have nothing contributed yet, and 4 rows carry a negative market value as printed. All 177 rows of the schedule, which it heads "Active Investments", are included: funds, co-investment vehicles and emerging manager program vehicles, each program being one row without the funds it holds (the schedule gives no strategy per row; the report's summary counts 203 active investments). Their market values add up to the printed Total Portfolio market value ($2,083,528,706); exited investments are not listed, and the Total Portfolio's $5,045,236,597 committed includes them, against $3,877,199,933 for the rows shown. The 3 commitments the report lists as closed after the as-of date are not included. Real estate, infrastructure and credit are reported separately and are not imported.