Montana Board of Investments

Montana Board of Investments is a public pension fund based in Helena, Montana (United States). The Montana Board of Investments was created by the Montana legislature in 1972. It functions as an independent, quasi-judicial board with full and final authority over its two major responsibilities: the Unified Investment Program and the In-State Investment Program. The board provides prudent investment management of state and local government funds, working closely with financial institutions, state agencies, and local governments. Their mission is to enhance and expand Montana’s economy, assist new and expanding Montana businesses, and lend low-interest funds to eligible governments for various projects. Overall, the Montana Board of Investments plays a crucial role in supporting economic growth and financial stability within the state1.