MANAGEMENT’S DISCUSSION AND ANALYSISThe <strong>State</strong>ment <strong>of</strong> Changes <strong>of</strong> Net Assets presents informationregarding changes during the fiscal year ended June 30, <strong>2009</strong>.This statement reflects additions and deductions, whichinclude the investment income and losses derived fromrealized and unrealized gains/losses, member systemcontributions, and income received from securities lendingactivities. Also reflected in the statement are deductions,which include withdrawals by the member systems andoperating expenses <strong>of</strong> the Board.The net investment losses for the year ended June 30, <strong>2009</strong>were the result <strong>of</strong> a downward movement in the securitiesmarkets. There was a decrease in withdrawals by the membersystems. Fiscal year <strong>2009</strong> withdrawals were $277.0 millioncompared with $499.5 million in fiscal year 2008. Withdrawalsare determined by the member retirement systems based onthe <strong>State</strong>’s funding and the systems’ benefit payment needs.The decrease in operating expenses for fiscal year <strong>2009</strong>versus 2008 was mainly a result <strong>of</strong> decreased investmentmanagement fees as a result <strong>of</strong> a reduction <strong>of</strong> the assets inthe portfolio and a decrease in the amount <strong>of</strong> consulting andpr<strong>of</strong>essional was due to a reduction in legal fees andmovement from implementation costs to ongoingmaintenance costs for new systems to upgrade an agingtechnology structure.The net investment losses for the year ended June 30, 2008were the result <strong>of</strong> a downward movement in the securitiesmarkets. The decrease in liabilities for fiscal 2008 comparedwith 2007 consisted mainly <strong>of</strong> a decrease in securities lendingcollateral obligations and a decrease in unsettled investmentpurchases.The Notes to the Financial <strong>State</strong>ments provide additionalinformation, which is necessary to fully understand the dataprovided in the financial statements.Condensed Summary <strong>of</strong> Changes in Net AssetsFiscal Years Ended June 30 <strong>2009</strong>/2008 2008/2007<strong>2009</strong> 2008 2007 Change Change$ $ $ $ $Additions:Net investment income (loss) (2,312,726,206) (695,792,364) 1,918,274,641 (1,616,933,842) (2,614,067,005)Member systems’ contributions 0 0 0 0 0Total additions (2,312,726,206) (695,792,364) 1,918,274,641 (1,616,933,842) (2,614,067,005)Deductions:Member systems' withdrawals 277,000,000 499,500,000 642,000,000 (222,500,000) (142,500,000)Administrative expenses 41,272,683 41,850,636 40,563,334 (577,953) 1,287,302Total deductions 318,272,683 541,350,636 682,563,334 (223,077,953) (141,212,698)Increase/(decrease) in net assets (2,630,998,889) (1,237,143,000) 1,235,711,307 (1,393,855,889) (2,472,854,307)ILLINOIS STATE BOARD OF INVESTMENT13
STATEMENT OF NET ASSETSJUNE 30, <strong>2009</strong><strong>2009</strong> 2008$ $ASSETSCash 12,662,039 43,667,005Receivables:Foreign taxes 3,368,678 2,336,921Accounts receivable 1,557,303 2,057,953Investments sold 154,225,236 146,645,830Interest & dividends 26,948,058 36,065,297Total receivables 186,099,275 187,106,001Prepaid expenses 16,184 16,242Capital assets 57,635 52,797Investments at fair value:Government and agency obligations 665,018,889 852,045,701Foreign obligations 33,237,090 113,005,430Corporate obligations 668,047,761 1,058,164,332Common stock and equity funds 2,610,218,733 3,823,791,711Commingled Funds 335,484,184 417,894,222Preferred stock 286,429 4,491,500Foreign equity securities 1,482,594,431 1,984,314,463Foreign preferred stock 47,856 603,032Hedge funds 880,939,190 598,985,402Real estate funds 875,929,700 1,332,081,349Private equity 450,491,810 524,628,589Money market instruments 235,126,490 307,481,504Infrastructure funds 305,969,947 209,975,518Bank loans 197,259,098 202,137,983Forward foreign currency contracts (5,594,545) (72,622)Total investments 8,735,057,063 11,429,528,114Securities lending collateral 1,395,768,802 1,703,959,890Total assets 10,329,660,998 13,364,330,049LIABILITIESPayables:Investments purchased 173,277,766 338,215,349Operating expenses 5,077,999 7,101,649Securities lending cash collateral obligation 1,467,250,961 1,703,959,890Total liabilities 1,645,606,726 2,049,276,888Net assets 8,684,054,272 11,315,053,161See notes to financial statements, pages 16-26.ILLINOIS STATE BOARD OF INVESTMENT14
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