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UTIMCO opts to withhold quarterly dataFollowing objections from a number of GPs, the Texas University fund has decided against publishing data for half of its 130 private equity investments
- MassPRIM Sets Pay Plan To Stanch Brain Drain
Fresh from taking on the additional role of chief investment officer, Michael Trotsky, executive director of the Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management Board, moved to shore up his agency’s brain drain by pushing through a new compensation plan that aims increases incentives for strong performance. The plan was approved at MassPRIM’s Dec. 6 board meeting.
After Exodus, MassPRIM's Michael Trotsky Seeks TalentIn the last year and a half, the Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management Board, better known as MassPRIM, has grappled with a stream of exits among its senior investment team.
Fund Performance: Menlo Ventures Ranks on Top of MassPRIM PortfolioMenlo Ventures scores highest in the December 2011 report by MassPRIM, which invests in buyout and VC funds
- MassPRIM Chief Formally Adds CIO Title
Michael Trotsky formally added the role of chief investment officer to his responsibilities at the $49 billion Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management Board, where he already serves as executive director. MassPRIM’s board formally approved the appointment after the state’s treasurer, Steve Grossman, suggested that he take the role to help jump start hiring at the pension following a slew of departures.
- LP Scorecard: Get your Return Data Here!
This week Buyouts brings you the one-click shop for your pension fund return data. Scroll down to find out where you can get the most up-to-date performance data for the most prominent US pension funds investing in private equity.
- Job of the Week: Massachusetts PRIM May Have its CIO, Still Hiring for SIO, PE
This week, peHUB thought it would be of interest to showcase the position of senior investment officer, private equity at the $49.2 billion Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management Board (PRIM).
- LP Scorecard: GTCR Grabs No. 2 Spot For Massachusetts PRIM
Domestic buyout funds with vintages ranging from 1984 to 2005 account for four of the top ten performers in the private equity portfolio of the $49.2 billion Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management Board, according to its most recent IRR report as of December 31. The top ten also features three more buyouts funds focused on global, European and energy-related deals.