Breadcrumb Home INTERACTIVE January 22, 2007 12:00 AM Top 200 funds with defined benefit assets Tweet Share Share Email More Reprints Print Top 200 funds with defined benefit assets managed internally Assets in millions. Totals may include assets not broken out here. Fund Total Domestic Equity Domestic Bonds Int'l Equity Int'l Bonds California Public Employees $124,277 $65,000 $44,200 $14,300 Texas Teachers $100,717 $52,363 $27,696 $14,682 New York State Common $82,949 $44,911 $33,329 New York State Teachers $75,877 $50,473 $11,905 $601 New Jersey $73,300 Florida State Board $60,507 $45,182 $14,120 $164 California State Teachers $53,590 $21,478 $31,492 $353 Ohio State Teachers $52,052 $26,026 $12,159 $8,483 Georgia Teachers $48,675 $25,026 $17,635 $4,697 Michigan Retirement $44,816 $26,811 $9,057 $6,786 General Electric $41,311 $16,927 $9,049 $9,990 Ohio Public Employees $40,985 $25,981 $15,004 Alabama Retirement $28,098 $13,072 $3,820 $4,233 $103 North Carolina $24,637 $24,637 Tennessee Consolidated $24,300 $8,630 $13,600 $1,040 Wisconsin Investment Board $20,898 $6,987 $5,382 $661 $2,026 Colorado Employees $20,884 $14,918 $5,710 $256 Pennsylvania School Empl. $18,542 $11,201 $2,244 $5,097 DuPont $17,819 $5,947 $4,389 $3,791 $367 Georgia Employees $15,433 $8,049 $5,579 $1,476 IBM $15,398 $11,749 $3,649 Texas Employees $14,469 $6,518 $6,559 $1,385 University of California $13,662 $7,457 $1,365 Washington State Board $12,678 $12,441 $237 South Carolina Retirement $11,950 Virginia Retirement $11,303 $7,526 $3,500 $277 General Motors $10,652 $1,215 $3,592 United States Steel $8,430 $4,250 $2,370 $720 Arizona State Retirement $7,423 $5,243 $2,180 Kentucky Teachers $7,038 $3,489 $2,305 Arizona Public Safety $6,272 $4,266 $1,344 $131 Kentucky Retirement $5,737 $4,928 $809 South Dakota $5,400 $1,056 Wachovia $4,607 $2,232 $1,490 $529 $85 Honeywell $3,750 $1,212 $2,125 Montana Board of Invest. $3,308 $1,119 $1,893 Texas County & District $3,293 $3,293 Exxon Mobil $3,197 Kansas Public Employees $3,063 $1,530 $1,110 Alaska Retirement $2,952 $2,952 San Francisco City & County $2,899 $2,034 $865 Deere $2,660 $1,740 $920 Allstate $2,632 $1,547 $844 Louisiana State Employees $2,524 $2,524 Wells Fargo $2,514 $746 $1,344 New Mexico Educational $2,178 $2,178 National Rural Electric $1,618 $939 $626 New York City Retirement $1,405 $395 National Electric $1,000 Missouri State Employees $705 $105 $600 UMWA Health & Retirement $622 $519 Los Angeles Fire & Police $516 Episcopal Church $487 $417 $70 Illinois State Universities $411 $411 Mississippi Employees $163 Abbott Laboratories $159 $159 Illinois Municipal $144 $144 Ohio Police & Fire $110 Aetna $70 Los Angeles City Employees $54 Oklahoma Teachers $32 Illinois Teachers $21 $21 Rhode Island Employees $20 $20 Louisiana Teachers $15 $13 $2 Total $1,147,208 $536,085 $354,770 $82,075 $5,479 Recommended for You Institutional investors favor a cautious fixed-income approach Dividend announcements send a cautious signal North American high-yield credits trend toward lower ratings Sponsored Content: Aligning ESG and Investment Strategy Reader Poll October 3, 2022 In the wake of the U.K. bond crisis, how big of a concern is liquidity for your plan? SEE MORE POLLS > Sponsored White Papers Tapping a Misunderstood Alpha Source - Effective Corporate Bond Portfolio Const… A Closer Look at the Listed Infrastructure Advantage Responsible investment 2.0: Rethinking the asset management sector’s approach t… The Role of ETFs in a New Fixed Income Landscape Analysts of The Future: The Roles of Buy Side Analysts in Engagement with Compa… Asset Owners Create a More Powerful Voice View More Sponsored Content Partner Content The Industrialization of ESG Investment For institutional investors, ETFs can make meeting liquidity needs easier Gold: the most effective commodity investment 2021 Investment Outlook | Investing Beyond the Pandemic: A Reset for Portfolios Ten ways retirement plan professionals add value to plan sponsors Gold: an efficient hedge View More
