State investment board cites safety, moves online
The Minnesota State Board of Investment delayed parts of its agenda and shifted its Oct. 23 meeting to a virtual format, citing concerns about political violence and safety. The board, which oversees public pension investments for state and local employees including many in the Twin Cities, said the changes were precautionary as it conducted business remotely.
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- Minnesota State Board of Investment altered its Oct. 23 meeting plans
- Board cited concerns over political violence for delays and virtual format
- SBI oversees public pension investments impacting many Twin Cities workers
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October 24, 2025