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  • Illinois Teachers see record PE returns(2)
    Jennifer Harris- 4 January 2013

    Private equity outshined all other asset classes for the Illinois teachers pension, returning 31.3 percent for the year ended 30 June.

  • Illinois Teachers see record PE returns
    Jennifer Harris- 4 January 2013

    Private equity outshined all other asset classes for the Illinois teachers pension, returning 31.3 percent for the year ended 30 June.

  • TRS returns 2.31 percent for Q1 2008
    Jennifer Harris- 4 January 2013

    The Teachers’ Retirement System of the State of Illinois reported 2.31 percent returns for the first quarter of its 2008 fiscal year, a number which does not take into account private markets returns. Separately, the pension approved three new private equity commitments.

  • ’Disappointed’ Illinois Teachers seeks new consultant(3)
    David Snow- 3 January 2013

    The major public pension is issuing a request for proposals for a private equity consultant following the most recent wave of departures at embattled gatekeeper Pacific Corporate Group.

  • ’Disappointed’ Illinois Teachers seeks new consultant(2)
    David Snow- 3 January 2013

    The major public pension is issuing a request for proposals for a private equity consultant following the most recent wave of departures at embattled gatekeeper Pacific Corporate Group.

  • ’Disappointed’ Illinois Teachers seeks new consultant
    David Snow- 3 January 2013

    The major public pension is issuing a request for proposals for a private equity consultant following the most recent wave of departures at embattled gatekeeper Pacific Corporate Group.

  • ICV closes second fund at $313m
    Dave Keating- 3 January 2013

    The New York-based firm has closed its second fund oversubscribed, exceeding its initial target of $200 million.

  • Social benefits, competitive handicap
    Ken MacFadyen- 31 December 2012

    Illinois is one of the few states that have passed into legislation a law banning state money from going into Sudan-linked businesses. The rule has already gotten some state pension money banned from certain partnerships. Ken MacFadyen reports.