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  1. 22 MassPRIM staffers get raises

    Twenty-two staff members at the Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management Board, Boston, were given raises, according to a letter to the board.

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  1. Pension funds win $688 million settlement with Merck

    Merck & Co. has agreed to a $688 million settlement in two combined class-action lawsuits led by public pension fund Mass PRIM and others.

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  2. MassPRIM putting $85 million into private equity

    Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management Board, Boston, committed up to $85 million to two private equity managers.

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  3. MassPRIM names new private equity director

    Michael R. Bailey was named senior investment officer, director of private equity, effective Feb. 26, at Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management Board.

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  4. New pay structure created by MassPRIM hoped to help staff retention

    Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management Board approved a new compensation structure geared toward helping recruit and retain investment professionals.

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  5. MassPRIM commits to 2 funds

    Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management Board committed $100 million each to TowerBrook Investors IV, a middle-market buyout fund managed by TowerBrook Capital Partners, and Technology Crossover Ventures VIII, a late-stage venture capital fund.

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  6. MassPRIM names hedge fund, low-vol chief

    Eric Nierenberg was named senior investment officer, hedge funds and low volatility strategies, at Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management Board.

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  7. MassPRIM board OKs giving executive director CIO title

    Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management Board, Boston, on Tuesday unanimously approved giving Michael Trotsky, executive director, the additional role of chief investment officer.

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  8. MassPRIM backs giving executive director Trotsky CIO role as well

    Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management Board's investment committee on Tuesday recommended that Michael Trotsky, PRIM's executive director, also receive the title of chief investment officer at the $50 billion pension fund.

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  9. Massachusetts treasurer wants 8% assumed rate for PRIM

    Massachusetts Treasurer Steven Grossman wants to reduce the assumed rate of return on the state's $50 billion in pension fund assets that is now 8.25%, among the highest for U.S. public retirement plans.

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  10. Massachusetts PRIM adds hedge fund Steadfast

    Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management Board on Friday added Steadfast Capital Management to its lineup of hedge fund firms in which the $48.8 billion pension fund invests directly.

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  11. Terminations can't keep real estate managers down

    Many real estate investment managers aren't letting large-scale terminations by some pension funds keep them from gaining new business — in some cases for the same investment strategy.

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  12. Massachusetts PRIM's decision made tougher

    A legislative loophole may be adding to the pressure facing the Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management Board to craft a compensation plan better able to attract and retain key investment professionals overseeing the state's $50 billion pension fund.

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  13. CIO departure spurs Mass PRIM pay debate

    The imminent departure of longtime Chief Investment Officer Stan Mavromates helped spark an unusually contentious meeting of the Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management board on June 7, focused on the system's compensation policies for staff.

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