The LAFPP Contractor Disclosure Policy requires contractors to fully disclose any actual, potential, or perceived conflicts of interest to ensure transparency, prevent impropriety, and protect the integrity of the pension system’s decisions. The policy mandates reporting of campaign contributions, gifts, payments, and contacts with officials, as well as relationships with intermediaries such as placement agents and lobbyists. Contractors must provide initial and ongoing disclosures, with specific rules for investment managers, consultants, and service providers. LAFPP staff review and report these disclosures to the Board, and violations may result in penalties including termination of agreements, reimbursement of fees, and bans from future contracts. All disclosures are public records, reinforcing accountability and ethical standards.
Resources related to the Policy can be found below:

• Contractor Disclosure Policy
• Contractor Disclosure Form
• List of Elected and Appointed Officials, Candidates, and Applicable City Employees
• 2024-2026 Filing Schedule

Questions about the policy and the requirements to complete forms can be sent to the Internal Audit Section at [email protected] or to (213) 279-3175.