Principal & ERA: Yearly Shifts Explained Understanding the Fund’s structure is crucial, particularly the difference between the portion categorized as Principal and the Earnings Reserve Account (ERA). The start of each fiscal year brings a significant change in reported values, as the Percent of Market Value (POMV) transfer is moved out of the ERA to support state services and the …
APFC Board Approves FY25 Audited Financials and Forwards the FY27 Budget Proposal
The Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation (APFC) Board of Trustees held meetings on September 4th to review and approve the annual audited financial statements and advance the FY27 budget proposal to support core talent, security, and investment priorities.
Upcoming Board of Trustees Meetings – September 4, 2025
The Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation (APFC) will hold a Board of Trustees Ethics, Audit & Cybersecurity Committee Meeting and a Regular Meeting on September 4, 2025 virtually. The Ethics, Audit & Cybersecurity Committee Meeting will focus on the financial statements and external audit results for Fiscal Year 2025. The Regular Meeting will focus on approving the Annual Audit for FY25 …
The Value of Purpose-Driven Talent
In a recent Chief Investment Officer article, “How Asset Owners Are Attracting Talent—and Their Issues Doing So,” APFC CEO Deven Mitchell discusses what motivates top investment talent to join institutional allocators located beyond Wall Street or other major metro finance centers. From meaningful missions to unique career acceleration, Mitchell highlights why organizations like APFC continue to attract professionals who value …
APFC Board Examines Asset Allocation, Approves Targeted Portfolio Adjustments
Sitka, Alaska—The Board of Trustees of the Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation (APFC) held its quarterly meeting and the Ethics, Audit, & Cybersecurity Committee meeting in Sitka and via webinar on May 28 and 29. During the Board meeting, the Trustees reviewed the Fund’s asset allocation study, approved the FY26 operating budget alongside Board Resolution 25-01, and advanced strategic shifts within …
Foundational Principles for Public Funds in ‘Pensions & Investments’
APFC’s CIO, Marcus Frampton, and Chief Risk & Compliance Officer Sebastian Vadakumcherry were recently featured in Pensions & Investments, outlining five key principles for public fund investors navigating today’s market. From resisting short-term distractions to reinforcing capital preservation, their perspective highlights why discipline, diversification, and long-term focus remain critical for public funds. Subscribers can read the full piece here: https://www.pionline.com/industry-voices/commentary-5-things-public-fund-investors-should-keep-mind-todays-market
Upcoming Board of Trustees Meetings – May 28-29, 2025
The Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation’s (APFC) Board of Trustees will hold two upcoming meetings on May 28-29, 2025. The Quarterly Meeting agenda items include: a risk & compliance overview, Fund performance overview, asset allocation discussion, asset class overview (Real Estate & Private Income), budget updates, and more. The Ethics, Audit & Cybersecurity Committee Meeting will be the presentation of the …
APFC Accepting Applications for an Investment Advisory Group Member
The Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation (APFC) is currently soliciting applications from professionals interested in serving on the Investment Advisory Group (IAG). As a member of the IAG, you will have the unique opportunity to provide valuable insights to the APFC Board of Trustees in their role as fiduciaries of the Permanent Fund, which benefits generations of Alaskans. The IRFP is …
APFC CIO Marcus Frampton on Navigating Uncertainty
In a recent interview with Institutional Investor, APFC Chief Investment Officer Marcus Frampton shares how the Fund is navigating Alaska’s budget pressures, staying disciplined in volatile markets, and maintaining a global, long-term perspective. Frampton discusses the importance of being contrarian when needed, the Fund’s defensive positioning, and why APFC may be better prepared than most in the current environment. He also reflects on …
The Benefits and Impact of Constitutionalizing the POMV
Adopting a Single-Fund Endowment Model with a constitutionally defined POMV limit that is aligned with a long-term real rate of return represents a forward-thinking solution that secures the future of the Alaska Permanent Fund. By making this change, Alaska can uphold its commitment to intergenerational wealth, align with prudent investment standards, and provide stable annual distributions that are available for …