Mark Furlong

Provides banking services

Provides auditing, tax and advisory services

Provides auditing, financial advisory and tax consulting services

State commercial bank

The Public School Teachers Retirement Fund of Chicago (CTPF) invests across a broad range of asset classes including: (1) large-cap index (2) large-cap core (3) large-cap value (4) large-cap growth (5) mid-cap index (6) mid-cap core (7) small-cap index (8) small-cap value (9) small-cap growth (10) all-cap equity (11) international equity (12) private equity (13) public REITs (14) private real estate (15) infrastructure (16) hedge funds (17) fixed-income index (18) fixed-income core investment grade (19) fixed-income opportunistic and (2) cash equivalents. CTPF's asset allocation policy targets an allocation of 62.5% of the fund's assets to investments in the public equity sector. To increase diversification benefits while maintaining a core position in equities, approximately 40% of their domestic equity investments are allocated to equity index funds, with the remaining assets allocated to active equity managers. To further improve diversification, CTPF targets a commitment of 9% of the fund's total assets to small-cap equities and 22% to international equities. They strive to invest at least 3.5% of their assets in mid-cap equities, up to 30% in the emerging markets or lesser developed countries, 3% in the private equity sector, 2% in the infrastructure sector, 2% in hedge funds, 2.5% in public REITs, 6.5% in private real estate sector and 19.5% in fixed-income securities. To increase diversification while maintaining a core position in fixed-income securities, 55% to 60% of the fund's domestic fixed-income investments are allocated to bond index funds, with the remaining portion allocated to core investment grade and opportunistic managers. CTPF allocates 2% of the fund's total assets to cash equivalents or short-term fixed-income securities to meet the fund's benefits and expense requirements.

Functions as a College/University

Provides charity services

Provides economic data and statistical assistance services

Provides art supporting services

Functions as a College/University

Operates as the state's chamber of commerce

Operates as a museum

Federally chartered savings bank

Provides national charted banking services

Provides education services

The Greater Milwaukee Committee is a nonprofit, private-sector civic organization established in 1948, composed of approximately 200 leaders from business, labor, education, philanthropy, nonprofit, and community sectors in the metropolitan area. The private company is based in Milwaukee, WI. Its mission is to enhance the region’s cultural and economic foundation by convening, collaborating, and informing stakeholders to develop innovative solutions to key regional challenges. Guided by a strategic plan adopted in 2023 and implemented from 2024, the organization focuses on fiscal strength, education, public safety, and infrastructure. It has contributed to major regional projects and initiatives and provides resources addressing systemic racism while promoting equitable community development.

Operates as an association of commerce

State chartered commercial bank

Provides healthcare services

Operates as a organization for CEO's & manager to share their views

Functions as a foundation or endowment

Offers affordable resources to buy, fix and keep their homes for Chicago residents

Operates hospitals

Operates as a bank holding company whose subsidiary provides commercial banking services

Operates as a human service organization that offers early childhood education and community-based programs

Provides investment advice

Operates as a non-profit organization that provides learning services

Operates as school

Provides financial services

Operates as an investment company that provides global wealth and asset management services