PRIM seeks to up PE allocation following strong returns
The Boston-based pension system is awaiting board approval to increase its private equity allocation from 10% to 11% of its $62bn fund, after the asset class outperformed all others in 2016.
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The Boston-based pension system is awaiting board approval to increase its private equity allocation from 10% to 11% of its $62bn fund, after the asset class outperformed all others in 2016.
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