“The size of that program in dollar amounts is probably not as pronounced... because the fund is going to continue to grow.”

Capital Allocators - Inside the Institutional Investment Industry · Building the Total Portfolio at Ontario Teachers - Stephen McLennan

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adjust private-equity exposure by changing the portfolio percentage rather than dollar amount, keeping the fund’s growth offsetting the percent reduction

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