TCDRS

Overview

The Texas County & District Retirement System (TCDRS) is a non-profit public pension fund established in 1967 to provide retirement, disability, and survivor benefits to eligible employees of participating counties and districts across Texas. It operates as a public trust, designed for local government employees in counties, water districts, and emergency services districts.

TCDRS administers customized retirement plans, allowing employers to tailor benefits to their workforce needs. Employees contribute to retirement savings, matched by their employers, emphasizing fiscal responsibility. Managing approximately $46 billion in assets, TCDRS invests in a diversified portfolio of equities, alternative investments, fixed income, and cash. The system is governed by a board of trustees and prioritizes governance excellence and financial transparency to support sustainable retirement benefits for Texas county and district employees.

Basic Information

Contact Details

• Phone: +1 512-328-8889
• Website: tcdrs.org
• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/tcdrs

Key Focus Areas & Initiatives

• community stability
• governance
• employee benefits
• public pension funds
• investment portfolio
• retirement planning
• pension fund management
• asset diversification
• private equity investments
• credit asset classes
• public pension fund
• retirement benefits
• financial reporting
• services
• funded ratio
• hedge funds
• trust assets
• community enrichment
• private equity
• health and welfare funds
• government finance
• risk management
• real estate holdings
• financial services
• b2b
• asset management
• operational efficiency
• government
• hedge fund strategies
• long-term investment strategy
• retirement systems
• finance
• construction & real estate

Technologies Used

• DNS Made Easy
• Microsoft Office 365
• Mimecast
• Remote