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Alaska Permanent Is Reconsidering Private Equity

Pension Pulse

Last year, APFC’s staff decreased its private asset allocation from 19 percent to 15 percent, hypothesizing that there were better risk-adjusted returns to be had in asset classes like fixed income and hedge funds. This strategy has also given Frampton’s team the flexibility to get into some incredibly competitive investment funds.

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Transcript: David Layton

The Big Picture

When I came up in the industry, when a company would come up for sale, we would have four or five months to research that business, and to do due diligence, and to meet the management team, to build our models. Look, our parents all had pension funds. It’s been primarily pension, historically. LAYTON: Yeah.

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