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Operational Highlights Corporate developments Ranked first among the world’s leading public pensionfunds by Global SWF when measuring annualized returns between fiscal years 2013 and 2022 (Global SWF Data Platform, December 2023). The funds target upper middle-market and large growth buyouts in North America and Western Europe.
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