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Asset Listing As of March 31, 2013 New York State Common Retirement Fund Asset Listing as of March 31, 2013 Domestic and International Equity 1 - 51 Commingled Stock Funds 52 Government and Corporate Bonds 53 - 67 Mortgage Holdings 68 - 71 Real Estate Investments 72 - 73 Short-Term Investments 74 - 75 Alternative Investments Assets: Alternative Investments 76 - 79 Alternative Investments / Fund of Funds Listing 80 - 85 Absolute Return Strategy / Fund of Funds Listing 86 Opportunistic Funds 87 DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL EQUITY As of March 31, 2013 Security Description Shares Cost Market Value 3D Systems Corp. 166,650 $ 3,446,092 $ 5,372,796 3I Group plc 88,748 401,426 425,840 3M Company 1,935,702 77,324,113 205,784,480 Aaon, Inc. 45,137 696,248 1,245,330 AAR Corp. 319,010 6,373,709 5,866,594 Aareal Bank AG 45,549 1,137,126 966,831 AarhusKarlshamn AB 6,289 208,637 318,222 Aarons, Inc. - Class A 563,124 10,862,882 16,150,396 Abaxis, Inc. 521,165 11,435,071 24,661,528 ABB, Ltd. 359,140 5,726,685 8,119,951 Abbott Laboratories 4,944,797 55,446,621 174,650,230 AbbVie, Inc. 4,783,812 54,811,989 195,083,853 ABC-Mart, Inc. 5,500 191,408 209,716 Abercrombie Fitch Company - Class A 579,049 32,253,394 26,752,064 Aberdeen Asset Management plc 948,431 4,883,103 6,181,102 Abertis Infraestructuras S.A. 119,218 2,041,580 2,006,981 Abiomed, Inc. 86,200 1,172,685 1,609,354 ABM Industries, Inc. 219,290 4,584,342 4,877,010 Aboitiz Equity Ventures, Inc. 1,345,000 1,312,196 1,817,612 Aboitiz Power Corp. 1,648,700 1,181,979 1,494,778 ABSA Group, Ltd. 77,161 1,373,071 1,303,615 Acadia Realty Trust 117,080 2,377,945 3,251,312 Accelrys, Inc. 1,256,836 19,150,099 12,266,719 Accenture plc - Class A 2,287,719 127,830,786 173,798,012 Acciona S.A. 12,850 1,520,641 701,774 Acco Brands Corp. 287,644 1,973,994 1,921,462 Accor S.A. 33,083 1,097,382 1,151,259 Ace, Ltd. 1,270,305 72,385,394 113,019,036 ACI Worldwide, Inc. 546,334 13,326,457 26,693,879 Acme Packet, Inc. 800 32,163 23,376 Acorda Therapeutics, Inc. 93,742 2,282,998 3,002,556 Actavis, Inc. 682,510 32,914,841 62,865,996 Actelion, Ltd. 5,098 258,156 277,524 Activision Blizzard, Inc. 267,000 3,145,767 3,890,190 Actuant Corp. - Class A 170,900 3,452,731 5,232,958 Acuity Brands, Inc. 142,730 6,502,841 9,898,325 Acxiom Corp. 197,450 3,731,126 4,027,980 Adaro Energy Tbk PT 1,491,800 387,155 201,107 Adecco S.A. 206,916 12,178,280 11,362,408 Adidas AG 275,621 14,359,458 28,646,683 Admiral Group plc 18,823 319,955 380,709 Adobe Systems, Inc. 1,682,572 31,256,541 73,208,708 ADT Corp/The 868,717 16,661,481 42,515,010 Adtran, Inc. 175,482 4,214,432 3,448,221 Advance Auto Parts, Inc. 282,660 11,095,773 23,361,849 Advanced Energy Industries, Inc. 361,350 5,120,197 6,612,705 Advanced Info Service Public Company, Ltd. 812,100 2,421,239 6,655,421 Advanced Info Service Public Company, Ltd. 1,569,400 6,641,879 12,861,738 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. 1,619,505 20,401,892 4,129,738 Advent Software, Inc. 85,600 1,957,272 2,394,232 Aecom Technology Corp. 394,571 11,470,535 12,941,929 Aegion Corp. 144,876 2,476,341 3,353,879 Aegon Nv 2,525,384 19,661,273 15,212,188 Aeon Company, Ltd. 31,300 355,938 404,483 Aeon Mall Company, Ltd. 27,800 688,911 843,284 AerCap Holdings Nv 165,742 2,579,930 2,560,714 Aeropostale, Inc. 219,599 3,195,429 2,986,546 Aerovironment, Inc. 42,900 1,311,610 777,777 AES Corp./The 2,625,644 45,086,457 33,004,345 AES Gener S.A. 638,935 424,946 437,753 AES Tiete S.A. - Preferred 162,100 2,242,584 1,575,699 Aetna, Inc. 1,119,334 18,171,368 57,220,354 Affiliated Managers Group, Inc. 203,489 17,305,258 31,249,806 Affymetrix, Inc. 152,300 701,233 718,856 Domestic and International Equity 1 DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL EQUITY As of March 31, 2013 Security Description Shares Cost Market Value AFLAC, Inc. 1,464,712 42,614,974 76,194,318 African Barrick Gold, Ltd. 288,054 2,133,620 844,611 African Rainbow Minerals, Ltd. 52,732 1,191,776 1,088,155 AGCO Corp. 534,400 19,036,040 27,852,928 Ageas 3,381 108,404 114,551 Ageas - Npv 20,682 0 26 Aggreko plc 297,037 6,589,675 8,037,458 Agile Property Holdings, Ltd. 364,000 366,409 433,744 Agilent Technologies, Inc. 1,101,129 23,819,272 46,214,384 Agilysys, Inc. 22,020 271,094 218,879 AGL Energy, Ltd. 128,940 1,790,090 2,132,002 AGL Resources, Inc. 345,442 12,382,736 14,491,292 Agricultural Bank of China, Ltd. 20,935,000 10,546,144 10,032,424 Agrium, Inc. 70,400 5,624,814 6,864,000 Agrium, Inc. 222,500 18,980,288 21,694,818 Aguas Andinas S.A. 1,705,199 1,219,728 1,373,882 AIA Group, Ltd. 14,134,200 44,237,509 61,907,055 Air France 890,229 9,496,936 8,413,533 Air Lease Company 900 19,528 26,388 Air Liquide S.A. 95,674 10,413,849 11,644,195 Air Methods Corp. 81,320 3,540,869 3,922,877 Air Products & Chemicals, Inc. 643,382 25,230,129 56,051,440 Air Transport Services Group, Inc. 360,155 1,854,607 2,099,704 Airgas, Inc. 252,784 12,565,823 25,066,061 Airports of Thailand Public Company, Ltd. 768,400 2,405,376 3,188,001 Airports of Thailand Public Company, Ltd. 136,500 271,220 566,322 Aisin Seiki Company, Ltd. 12,000 368,227 440,332 Aixtron AG 456,242 7,290,362 6,626,080 Ajinomoto Company, Inc. 518,000 6,292,245 7,795,894 AK Steel Holding Corp. 317,120 2,247,140 1,049,667 Akamai Technologies, Inc. 667,485 27,812,112 23,555,546 Aker Solutions ASA 140,394 2,222,393 2,614,109 Akorn, Inc. 153,800 1,923,018 2,127,054 Akzo Nobel Nv 301,627 17,002,054 19,180,048 Alaska Air Group, Inc. 269,900 6,871,005 17,262,804 Albany International Corp. - Class A 64,465 2,044,283 1,863,038 Albany Molecular Research, Inc. 351,850 3,738,318 3,697,943 Albemarle Corp. 349,170 11,911,248 21,830,108 Alcoa, Inc. 3,079,263 54,416,556 26,235,321 Alere, Inc. 294,975 7,397,945 7,530,712 Alexander & Baldwin, Inc. 116,100 1,728,230 4,150,575 Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc. 178,050 13,994,324 12,637,989 Alexion Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 675,900 65,969,812 62,277,426 Alfa Laval AB 58,022 831,392 1,339,450 Alfa S.A. 5,686,100 6,651,698 13,898,265 Alfresa Holdings Corp. 59,200 2,673,194 3,204,935 Align Technology, Inc. 166,275 2,447,412 5,571,875 Alleghany Corp. 48,631 16,330,322 19,253,986 Allegheny Technologies, Inc. 311,730 10,882,480 9,884,958 Allegiant Travel Company 35,800 1,923,071 3,178,324 Allergan, Inc. 948,816 29,194,287 105,916,330 Allete, Inc. 78,645 3,237,409 3,855,178 Alliance Data Systems Corp. 170,839 11,559,072 27,657,126 Alliance Financial Group Berhad 386,900 488,547 549,769 Alliance Global Group, Inc. 9,147,600 3,138,073 4,740,792 Alliance Oil Company, Ltd. 58,162 456,410 464,258 Alliance One International, Inc. 182,780 732,920 711,014 Alliant Energy Corp. 322,231 10,494,148 16,169,552 Alliant Techsystems, Inc. 148,927 9,664,246 10,786,783 Allianz AG 126,816 15,358,353 17,253,367 Allied World Assurance Company Holdings, Ltd. 92,912 6,115,699 8,614,801 Allison Transmission Holdings, Inc. 300 5,071 7,203 Allscripts Healthcare Solutions, Inc. 529,868 9,261,239 7,200,906 Allstate Corp./The 2,021,918 57,948,483 99,215,516 Domestic and International Equity 2 DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL EQUITY As of March 31, 2013 Security Description Shares Cost Market Value Almacenes Exito S.A. 75,259 1,249,959 1,358,614 Almost Family, Inc. 18,190 496,281 371,622 Alon USA Energy, Inc. 214,850 3,950,888 4,092,893 Alpha Natural Resources, Inc. 993,325 7,634,312 8,155,198 Alpine Electronics, Inc. 25,300 377,556 244,066 ALS, Ltd. 60,777 541,589 663,411 Alstom S.A. 30,939 1,389,349 1,261,388 Altera Corp. 1,134,149 37,375,139 40,228,265 Altran Technologies S.A.
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