Breadcrumb Home INTERACTIVE January 22, 2007 12:00 AM Top 200 funds with defined benefit assets in venture capital Tweet Share Share Email More Reprints Print Top 200 funds with defined benefit assets in venture capital Assets in millions. Fund Assets Minnesota State Board $2,666 California Public Employees $2,237 General Motors $1,311 New York State Common $1,194 AT&T $1,142 California State Teachers $1,137 Pennsylvania Employees $1,057 Colorado Employees $823 Michigan Retirement $822 Massachusetts PRIM $752 Ohio State Teachers $584 Pennsylvania School Empl. $569 Illinois Teachers $496 New York State Teachers $487 BellSouth $484 Virginia Retirement $476 University of California $415 Northrop Grumman $372 San Francisco City & County $355 Iowa Public Employees $350 Texas Teachers $337 Los Angeles County Empl. $315 3M $300 Deere $290 Episcopal Church $259 Chicago Public School Teachers $254 Wisconsin Investment Board $213 Kansas Public Employees $204 Delta Air Lines $196 Montana Board of Invest. $170 JPMorgan Chase $168 Louisiana State Employees $159 Los Angeles Fire & Police $156 Florida State Board $152 Southern Co. $135 United States Steel $135 Orange County $127 Oregon Public Employees $121 Chicago Municipal Empl. $112 Alcoa $111 I.A.M. National $110 Illinois State Board $110 Boeing $109 Ohio Public Employees $103 DuPont $98 North Carolina $95 World Bank $93 Los Angeles City Employees $92 IBM $89 UMWA Health & Retirement $84 Kentucky Retirement $83 Hawaii Employees $77 National Railroad $76 United Technologies $66 Louisiana Teachers $63 Connecticut Retirement $62 Cook County Employees $60 Ohio Police & Fire $55 Tennessee Valley Authority $54 American Electric $53 Rhode Island Employees $53 Johnson & Johnson $52 Walt Disney $51 Textron $40 Arizona Public Safety $39 Target $38 J.C. Penney $37 Federated Dept. Stores $33 Missouri Public Schools $28 Wells Fargo $25 Presbyterian Church $11 Wachovia $8 Indiana Public Employees $6 Reynolds American $4 Total $23,700 Recommended for You Mortgage-backed securities issuance remains robust Workers quitting shows potentially strengthening labor market Graphic: Japan bouncing back? Sponsored Content: Trends in DC: Focus on Retirement Income sponsored Events Sponsored White Papers Benchmarking Private Asset Portfolios: Technology is Critical as Investors Vent… The Durability of Resiliency-Focused Portfolios: How Grubb Properties leverages… Managing and mitigating a pension plan’s impact on financial statements Opportunities Across the Cap Spectrum Shifting DC Times Magazine Fall 2021 | Defined contribution insights, research … Uncharted Waters: How Allocators and Investors Can Navigate the Continued Growt… 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
