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Official portfolio summary · 2025-06-30

San Francisco City and County Employees’ Retirement System — investment portfolio

$37,217,386,000

Reported investment-performance market values in $1,000 units, normalized to dollars. SFERS pension investment portfolio only. Values reflect information available at fiscal-year end, net of fees and expenses; cash includes leverage exposure. The source explains why these values can differ from audited financial-statement investments. This does not include the separate deferred-compensation plan or all City and County assets.

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