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Fund Holdings As of 6/30/2021 Massmutual Balanced Fund Invesco Prior to 5/1/2021, the Fund Name Was Massmutual Premier Balanced Fund Fund Holdings As of 6/30/2021 MassMutual Balanced Fund Invesco Prior to 5/1/2021, the Fund name was MassMutual Premier Balanced Fund. Fund Shares or Par Position Market Security Name Ticker CUSIP Weighting % Amount Value Apple Inc AAPL 037833100 3.91 48,433 6,633,384 Microsoft Corp MSFT 594918104 3.45 21,552 5,838,437 USTREAS T-Bill Auction Ave 3 Mon 1.69 2,862,977 JPMorgan Chase & Co JPM 46625H100 1.56 16,948 2,636,092 Verizon Communications Inc VZ 92343V104 1.45 43,768 2,452,321 The Home Depot Inc HD 437076102 1.42 7,556 2,409,533 Intel Corp INTC 458140100 1.29 38,961 2,187,271 Procter & Gamble Co PG 742718109 1.04 13,105 1,768,258 Cisco Systems Inc CSCO 17275R102 1.03 32,830 1,739,990 UnitedHealth Group Inc UNH 91324P102 1.00 4,215 1,687,855 Comcast Corp Class A CMCSA 20030N101 0.94 28,021 1,597,757 AT&T Inc T 00206R102 0.91 53,587 1,542,234 Oracle Corp ORCL 68389X105 0.83 18,031 1,403,533 Deere & Co DE 244199105 0.76 3,635 1,282,101 Accenture PLC Class A ACN G1151C101 0.74 4,237 1,249,025 Johnson Controls International PLC JCI G51502105 0.74 18,185 1,248,037 Visa Inc Class A V 92826C839 0.71 5,152 1,204,641 Texas Instruments Inc TXN 882508104 0.70 6,128 1,178,414 Costco Wholesale Corp COST 22160K105 0.67 2,850 1,127,660 Bank of America Corp BAC 060505104 0.64 26,192 1,079,896 Broadcom Inc AVGO 11135F101 0.63 2,223 1,060,015 Abbott Laboratories ABT 002824100 0.57 8,348 967,784 Target Corp TGT 87612E106 0.56 3,949 954,631 Honeywell International Inc HON 438516106 0.56 4,324 948,469 Goldman Sachs Group Inc GS 38141G104 0.53 2,374 901,004 Coca-Cola Co KO 191216100 0.53 16,632 899,958 Tesla Inc TSLA 88160R101 0.51 1,280 870,016 PepsiCo Inc PEP 713448108 0.51 5,815 861,609 McDonald's Corp MCD 580135101 0.51 3,726 860,669 Ford Motor Co F 345370860 0.50 56,473 839,189 Lowe's Companies Inc LOW 548661107 0.48 4,173 809,437 HP Inc HPQ 40434L105 0.47 26,490 799,733 Medtronic PLC MDT G5960L103 0.47 6,422 797,163 NVIDIA Corp NVDA 67066G104 0.46 3,904 780,898 Starbucks Corp SBUX 855244109 0.46 6,944 776,409 Adobe Inc ADBE 00724F101 0.45 1,312 768,360 Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc TMO 883556102 0.45 1,495 754,183 PayPal Holdings Inc PYPL 70450Y103 0.44 2,576 750,852 Merck & Co Inc MRK 58933Y105 0.43 9,447 734,693 Eli Lilly and Co LLY 532457108 0.43 3,180 729,874 3M Co MMM 88579Y101 0.42 3,546 704,342 The Walt Disney Co DIS 254687106 0.41 3,971 697,983 Pfizer Inc PFE 717081103 0.41 17,734 694,463 International Business Machines Corp IBM 459200101 0.39 4,544 666,105 Applied Materials Inc AMAT 038222105 0.39 4,604 655,610 Nike Inc Class B NKE 654106103 0.39 4,242 655,347 Automatic Data Processing Inc ADP 053015103 0.37 3,138 623,270 Exxon Mobil Corp XOM 30231G102 0.34 9,187 579,516 Danaher Corp DHR 235851102 0.34 2,122 569,460 Anthem Inc ANTM 036752103 0.33 1,447 552,465 Amgen Inc AMGN 031162100 0.32 2,254 549,412 Intuit Inc INTU 461202103 0.32 1,109 543,599 NextEra Energy Inc NEE 65339F101 0.32 7,384 541,100 Duke Energy Corp DUK 26441C204 0.32 5,438 536,839 Union Pacific Corp UNP 907818108 0.31 2,406 529,152 Gilead Sciences Inc GILD 375558103 0.31 7,680 528,845 AbbVie Inc ABBV 00287Y109 0.30 4,506 507,556 Allstate Corp ALL 020002101 0.28 3,627 473,106 MetLife Inc MET 59156R108 0.26 7,322 438,222 Micron Technology Inc MU 595112103 0.25 5,056 429,659 Chubb Ltd CB H1467J104 0.25 2,670 424,370 CSX Corp CSX 126408103 0.25 12,954 415,564 TJX Companies Inc TJX 872540109 0.24 5,978 403,037 Bristol-Myers Squibb Company BMY 110122108 0.24 6,001 400,987 Stryker Corp SYK 863667101 0.23 1,525 396,088 Crown Castle International Corp CCI 22822V101 0.23 1,998 389,810 Fund Shares or Par Position Market Security Name Ticker CUSIP Weighting % Amount Value CVS Health Corp CVS 126650100 0.23 4,653 388,246 Eaton Corp PLC ETN G29183103 0.22 2,521 373,562 American Tower Corp AMT 03027X100 0.22 1,371 370,362 Chevron Corp CVX 166764100 0.22 3,494 365,962 Mondelez International Inc Class A MDLZ 609207105 0.21 5,750 359,030 Kinder Morgan Inc Class P KMI 49456B101 0.20 18,818 343,052 Colgate-Palmolive Co CL 194162103 0.20 4,198 341,507 The Travelers Companies Inc TRV 89417E109 0.20 2,228 333,554 U.S. Bancorp USB 902973304 0.20 5,852 333,388 The Kroger Co KR 501044101 0.19 8,567 328,202 The Estee Lauder Companies Inc Class A EL 518439104 0.19 1,026 326,350 Lam Research Corp LRCX 512807108 0.19 499 324,699 Emerson Electric Co EMR 291011104 0.19 3,366 323,944 American Express Co AXP 025816109 0.18 1,845 304,849 Public Storage PSA 74460D109 0.18 1,008 303,096 DTE Energy Co DTE 233331107 0.18 2,744 302,616 Waste Management Inc WM 94106L109 0.18 2,141 299,976 Salesforce.com Inc CRM 79466L302 0.18 1,226 299,475 BlackRock Inc BLK 09247X101 0.17 337 294,865 Dollar General Corp DG 256677105 0.17 1,337 289,313 S&P Global Inc SPGI 78409V104 0.17 699 286,905 Linde PLC LIN G5494J103 0.17 978 282,740 Prologis Inc PLD 74340W103 0.17 2,364 282,569 Illinois Tool Works Inc ITW 452308109 0.17 1,257 281,015 ServiceNow Inc NOW 81762P102 0.16 508 279,171 United Parcel Service Inc Class B UPS 911312106 0.16 1,338 278,264 Dell Technologies Inc Class C DELL 24703L202 0.16 2,741 273,195 Trane Technologies PLC TT G8994E103 0.16 1,477 271,975 Ross Stores Inc ROST 778296103 0.16 2,127 263,748 Agilent Technologies Inc A 00846U101 0.15 1,762 260,441 Public Service Enterprise Group Inc PEG 744573106 0.15 4,356 260,227 International Paper Co IP 460146103 0.15 4,211 258,176 Analog Devices Inc ADI 032654105 0.15 1,485 255,658 HCA Healthcare Inc HCA 40412C101 0.15 1,213 250,776 Morgan Stanley MS 617446448 0.15 2,705 248,021 Cummins Inc CMI 231021106 0.14 1,003 244,541 Blackstone Group Inc BX 09260D107 0.14 2,514 244,210 TE Connectivity Ltd TEL H84989104 0.14 1,786 241,485 Zoetis Inc Class A ZTS 98978V103 0.14 1,291 240,591 Dominion Energy Inc D 25746U109 0.14 3,253 239,323 PPG Industries Inc PPG 693506107 0.14 1,365 231,736 Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co HPE 42824C109 0.13 15,508 226,107 O'Reilly Automotive Inc ORLY 67103H107 0.13 399 225,918 Cognizant Technology Solutions Corp A CTSH 192446102 0.13 3,257 225,580 FedEx Corp FDX 31428X106 0.13 753 224,642 Cigna Corp CI 125523100 0.13 923 218,816 Progressive Corp PGR 743315103 0.13 2,168 212,919 KLA Corp KLAC 482480100 0.13 656 212,682 Parker Hannifin Corp PH 701094104 0.13 691 212,213 WEC Energy Group Inc WEC 92939U106 0.12 2,372 210,989 PNC Financial Services Group Inc PNC 693475105 0.12 1,104 210,599 Fidelity National Information Services Inc FIS 31620M106 0.12 1,469 208,113 DuPont de Nemours Inc DD 26614N102 0.12 2,688 208,078 Biogen Inc BIIB 09062X103 0.12 588 203,607 Alexion Pharmaceuticals Inc ALXN 015351109 0.12 1,100 202,081 Laboratory Corp of America Holdings LH 50540R409 0.12 719 198,336 Synchrony Financial SYF 87165B103 0.12 4,045 196,263 Corning Inc GLW 219350105 0.11 4,760 194,684 ConocoPhillips COP 20825C104 0.11 3,194 194,515 T-Mobile US Inc TMUS 872590104 0.11 1,337 193,638 Intercontinental Exchange Inc ICE 45866F104 0.11 1,623 192,650 General Electric Co GE 369604103 0.11 14,107 189,880 Otis Worldwide Corp Ordinary Shares OTIS 68902V107 0.11 2,231 182,429 American Water Works Co Inc AWK 030420103 0.11 1,182 182,182 The Hershey Co HSY 427866108 0.11 1,041 181,321 Republic Services Inc RSG 760759100 0.11 1,643 180,746 Fund Shares or Par Position Market Security Name Ticker CUSIP Weighting % Amount Value Intuitive Surgical Inc ISRG 46120E602 0.10 191 175,651 Welltower Inc WELL 95040Q104 0.10 2,098 174,344 Waste Connections Inc WCN 94106B101 0.10 1,453 173,532 Exelon Corp EXC 30161N101 0.10 3,880 171,923 Garmin Ltd GRMN H2906T109 0.10 1,188 171,832 Moody's Corporation MCO 615369105 0.10 474 171,763 Amphenol Corp Class A APH 032095101 0.10 2,504 171,299 Marsh & McLennan Companies Inc MMC 571748102 0.10 1,207 169,801 Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc WBA 931427108 0.10 3,220 169,404 Genuine Parts Co GPC 372460105 0.10 1,333 168,585 Synopsys Inc SNPS 871607107 0.10 596 164,371 Yum Brands Inc YUM 988498101 0.10 1,422 163,573 Carrier Global Corp Ordinary Shares CARR 14448C104 0.10 3,345 162,567 Cadence Design Systems Inc CDNS 127387108 0.10 1,188 162,542 Discover Financial Services DFS 254709108 0.10 1,369 161,939 Liberty Global PLC C LBTYK G5480U120 0.09 5,910 159,806 Humana Inc HUM 444859102 0.09 360 159,379 American Electric Power Co Inc AEP 025537101 0.09 1,882 159,198 eBay Inc EBAY 278642103 0.09 2,215 155,515 Bank of New York Mellon Corp BK 064058100 0.09 3,008 154,100 The Kraft Heinz Co KHC 500754106 0.09 3,728 152,028 CBRE Group Inc Class A CBRE 12504L109 0.09 1,773 151,999 Kimberly-Clark Corp KMB 494368103 0.09 1,135 151,840 JM Smucker Co SJM 832696405 0.09 1,170 151,597 Skyworks Solutions Inc SWKS 83088M102 0.09 789 151,291 NetApp Inc NTAP 64110D104 0.09 1,823 149,158 Becton, Dickinson and Co BDX 075887109 0.09 612 148,832 Equinix Inc EQIX 29444U700 0.09 184 147,678 Aon PLC AON G0403H108 0.09 618 147,554 IDEXX Laboratories Inc IDXX 45168D104 0.09 233 147,151 Mettler-Toledo International Inc MTD 592688105 0.09 106 146,846 Weyerhaeuser Co WY 962166104 0.08 4,184 144,013 AvalonBay Communities Inc AVB 053484101 0.08 686 143,161 T.
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