Breadcrumb Home INTERACTIVE January 22, 2007 12:00 AM Top 200 funds with defined benefit assets in distressed debt Tweet Share Share Email More Reprints Print Top 200 funds with defined benefit assets in distressed debt Assets in millions. Fund Assets General Motors $1,669 Pennsylvania School Empl. $959 California Public Employees $710 Prudential $466 Oregon Public Employees $333 Colorado Employees $324 Louisiana Teachers $314 California State Teachers $312 Pennsylvania Employees $297 AT&T $285 Massachusetts PRIM $279 Florida State Board $245 Virginia Retirement $198 Los Angeles Fire & Police $182 Episcopal Church $169 3M $156 Missouri State Employees $152 World Bank $141 Boeing $122 Kentucky Retirement $102 Target $99 Illinois Teachers $95 Ohio State Teachers $84 Presbyterian Church $78 San Francisco City & County $63 Ohio Public Employees $48 Delta Air Lines $47 Southern Co. $47 Walt Disney $41 Kansas Public Employees $35 Northrop Grumman $32 I.A.M. National $28 Illinois State Board $26 Indiana Public Employees $26 Rhode Island Employees $24 Louisiana State Employees $21 Textron $16 National Railroad $13 American Airlines $10 J.C. Penney $9 Total $8,257 Recommended for You Largest active U.S. equity DC mutual funds lag S&P 500 Select private equity managers show fundraising prowess 2 fixed-income DC mutual funds stand out Sponsored Content: The Institutional Investor's Guide to ESG Investing Reader Poll January 25, 2023 How will the DOL’s finalized rules impact ESG investing? SEE MORE POLLS > Sponsored White Papers Show Me the Income: Discovering plan sponsor and participant preferences for cr… The Future of Infrastructure: Building a Better Tomorrow Outlook 2023: Opportunity in a volatile world Research for Institutional Money Management 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