Rep. Hall files bill in North Carolina House to create investment authority

Rep. Hall files bill in North Carolina House to create investment authority
Kyle Hall North Carolina State Representative (District 91) — Kyle Hall North Carolina State Representative (District 91)
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A new bill filed by State Rep. Kyle Hall in the North Carolina House seeks to modernize investment management by creating an independent authority to oversee state funds and investment strategies, according to the North Carolina State House.

The bill, filed as HB 506 on March 24 during the 2025 regular session, was formally listed with the short title: ‘2025 State Investment Modernization Act.-AB’

The following is our breakdown, based on the actual bill text, and may include interpretation to clarify its provisions.

In essence, this bill, known as the 2025 State Investment Modernization Act, aims to reorganize and update investment management within North Carolina by creating the North Carolina Investment Authority (NCIA). The NCIA will operate independently of the Department of State Treasurer and have powers such as acquiring real and personal property, suing, entering into contracts, and making investments specifically authorized under state law. The bill outlines the structure and responsibilities of the NCIA Board of Directors, which will oversee investment strategies, policies, and performance of funds like Retirement Systems, General Fund, and Escheats Fund, among others. The bill also mandates a focus on fiduciary duty and financial prudence in integrating environmental or social considerations only as they present material financial impacts. Effective July 1, 2025, certain sections, including those related to employee management and reporting requirements, will take effect, with the NCIA set to manage investments beginning Jan. 1, 2026.

Of the four sponsors of this bill, Hall proposed the most bills (22) during the 2025 regular session.

Bills in North Carolina follow a multi-step process before becoming law. A lawmaker starts by filing a bill, which is assigned to a committee for review. The bill must be read three times in each chamber. If one chamber changes the bill after the other passes it, both must agree on the final version. Once both chambers approve the same bill, it goes to the governor, who has 10 days (or 30 if the legislature is not in session) to sign, veto, or let it become law without a signature.

You can read more about the bills and other measures here.

Hall graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2012 with a BA.

Hall, a Republican, was elected to the North Carolina State House in 2015 to represent the state’s 91st House district, replacing previous state representative Bryan Holloway.

Bills Introduced by Your Representatives in North Carolina House During 2025 Regular Session

Authors Bill Number Date Filed Title
Kyle Hall, Brenden H. Jones, Stephen M. Ross, and Steve Tyson HB 506 03/24/2025 2025 State Investment Modernization Act.-AB
Kyle Hall, David Willis, Matthew Winslow, and Ray Pickett HB 490 03/24/2025 Propel NC Funding and Tuition Surcharge.
Kyle Hall, Brenden H. Jones, Jeffrey C. McNeely, and Mike Schietzelt HB 469 03/20/2025 Restoring Rivalries Act.
Kyle Hall, Brian Biggs, Jennifer Balkcom, and Sarah Stevens HB 478 03/20/2025 Modify Appointment Process for DA Vacancies.
Kyle Hall, Cody Huneycutt, Hugh Blackwell, and Sarah Stevens HB 443 03/18/2025 Const. Amendment: Council of State Vacancies.
Kyle Hall, Becky Carney, and Erin Paré HB 418 03/17/2025 K-5 Performing and Visual Arts Requirement.
Kyle Hall and Donny Lambeth HB 419 03/17/2025 School of the Arts Building Purchase.
Kyle Hall, Allen Chesser, Cody Huneycutt, and Heather H. Rhyne HB 351 03/10/2025 Recovery-Friendly Workplace Program/Funds.
Kyle Hall, Donnie Loftis, and Donny Lambeth HB 274 03/04/2025 Foster Care Services/Funds.
Kyle Hall, Brenden H. Jones, Celeste C. Cairns, and Mike Clampitt HB 276 03/04/2025 Align Benefits for Firefighters with Cancer.
Kyle Hall, B. Ray Jeffers, Charles W. Miller, and Sarah Crawford HB 258 03/03/2025 Utility Worker Protection Act.
Kyle Hall, Hugh Blackwell, Mike Schietzelt, and Sarah Stevens HB 182 02/24/2025 Rev. Law Perm. Protect Order/Child Abuse.
Kyle Hall, Chris Humphrey, Jarrod Lowery, and Jeffrey C. McNeely HB 135 02/17/2025 Misbranding/Cell-Cultured Meat/WNC Donations.
Kyle Hall, Donny Lambeth, Erin Paré, and Larry W. Potts HB 124 02/13/2025 Adopt Official State Cookie.
Kyle Hall, Donna McDowell White, Donny Lambeth, and Erin Paré HB 125 02/13/2025 Continuing Budget Operations.
Kyle Hall, Charles Smith, Edward C. Goodwin, and Eric Ager HB 114 02/12/2025 Employment Preference for Military Personnel.
Kyle Hall, Brian Biggs, Julia C. Howard, and Steve Tyson HB 96 02/11/2025 Expedited Removal of Unauthorized Persons.
Kyle Hall, Dean Arp, Donny Lambeth, and Larry C. Strickland HB 74 02/10/2025 House Budget Technical Corrections.
Kyle Hall, Allen Chesser, Donny Lambeth, and Erin Paré HB 46 02/04/2025 Make Healthcare Affordable.
Kyle Hall, Donny Lambeth, Jeff Zenger, and Larry W. Potts HB 30 02/03/2025 SchCalFlex/WS-F,Stokes,Davdsn/Aug11 & Assmnts.
Kyle Hall, Brian Biggs, Neal Jackson, and Stephen M. Ross HB 31 02/03/2025 Make Election Day A State Holiday.
Kyle Hall, Donny Lambeth, Jeff Zenger, and Tricia Ann Cotham HB 34 02/03/2025 Establish Larceny of Mail Offense.


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