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Asset Listing As of March 31, 2009 New York State Common Retirement Fund Asset Listing as of March 31, 2009 Domestic and International Equity . 1 - 66 Commingled Stock Funds . .67 Government and Corporate Bonds . 68 - 90 Mortgage Holdings . 91 - 95 Real Estate Investments . 96 - 98 Short-Term Investments . 99 - 100 Alternative Investments Assets: Alternative Investments . 101 - 105 Alternative Investments / Fund of Funds Listing . 106 - 115 Absolute Return Strategy / Fund of Funds Listing . 116 - 117 DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL EQUITY As of March 31, 2009 Security Description Shares Cost Market Value 3Com Corp 1,309,765 $15,838,567 $4,047,174 3I Group plc 102,306 1,224,850 397,395 3M Company 2,536,317 99,704,432 126,105,681 77 Bank Ltd 75,500 491,565 372,264 99 Cents Only Stores 159,316 3,644,598 1,472,080 A K Steel Holding Corp 726,644 30,285,901 5,173,705 A O Smith Corp 114,525 3,305,828 2,883,740 A O Tatneft - Sponsored GDR 15,200 879,653 699,960 A P Moller - Maersk A/S 1,812 14,462,135 7,945,881 A P Moller - Maersk A/S - Class A 166 836,620 719,057 A T C Technology Corp 40,500 910,171 453,600 AAR Corp 234,435 6,209,620 2,939,815 Aarons Inc 232,920 5,645,116 6,209,647 Abaxis Inc 532,900 11,782,189 9,187,196 ABB Ltd 939,885 11,658,962 13,134,667 Abbott Laboratories 5,864,256 138,055,068 279,725,011 Abercrombie Fitch Company - Class A 343,600 24,163,189 8,177,680 Abertis Infraestructuras S.A. 28,232 537,304 441,182 ABM Industries Inc 117,470 2,311,760 1,926,508 Acadia Realty Trust 65,735 1,344,162 697,448 Accelrys Inc 246,613 2,905,596 981,520 Accenture Ltd - Class A 875,299 31,952,114 24,061,970 Acco Brands Corp 108,247 2,117,211 106,082 Accor 558,451 24,694,422 19,437,253 Ace Ltd 516,258 23,203,308 20,856,823 Acerinox S.A. 184,100 5,069,477 2,138,759 Aceto Corp 3,622 21,407 21,587 ACI Worldwide Inc 340,088 5,253,389 6,376,650 Acom Company Ltd 93,300 2,512,367 2,626,040 Acorda Therapeutics Inc 1,500 36,234 29,715 ACS Actividades de Construccion Y Servicios S.A. 15,081 670,835 625,520 Actel Corp 52,265 714,826 528,922 Actelion Ltd 86,920 4,518,175 3,971,236 Activision Blizzard Inc 961,705 12,404,991 10,059,434 Actuant Corp - Class A 427,162 10,579,903 4,412,583 Acuity Brands Inc 172,145 6,353,221 3,880,148 Acxiom Corp 265,500 4,961,867 1,964,700 Adaptec Inc 209,270 886,781 502,248 ADC Telecommunications Inc 454,095 7,230,943 1,993,477 Adecco S.A. 243,610 11,360,655 7,622,922 Adidas AG 349,410 13,997,463 11,625,626 Administaff Inc 42,740 1,699,802 903,096 Adobe Systems Inc 2,843,852 58,868,939 60,829,994 Adtran Inc 228,342 4,547,483 3,701,424 Advance Auto Parts Inc 492,883 16,068,659 20,247,634 Domestic and International Equity - 1 - Security Description Shares Cost Market Value Advance Residence Investment Corp 353 1,160,800 1,161,537 Advanced Energy Industries Inc 66,850 885,935 503,381 Advanced Micro Devices Inc 1,847,932 30,246,049 5,636,193 Advantest Corp 51,850 1,608,917 766,962 Advent Software Inc 93,500 3,722,411 3,114,485 Advisory Board Company/The 2,800 150,252 46,424 Aecom Technology Corp 135,950 3,283,629 3,545,576 Aegean Marine Petroleum Network Inc 22,625 443,644 378,969 Aegon Nv 2,115,991 32,554,784 8,214,689 Aeon Company Ltd 1,965,309 26,207,762 12,814,205 Aeon Credit Service Company Ltd 7,000 137,470 63,359 Aeon Mall Company Ltd 1,300 41,514 16,518 Aeropostale Inc 445,712 10,811,267 11,838,111 Aerovironment Inc 31,000 973,967 647,900 AES Corp/The 2,510,794 47,842,218 14,587,713 Aetna Inc 1,881,924 34,425,356 45,787,211 Affiliated Computer Services Inc - Class A 441,650 21,859,634 21,150,619 Affiliated Managers Group Inc 357,464 28,280,895 14,909,823 Affymetrix Inc 499,700 16,892,708 1,634,019 AFLAC Inc 1,957,483 61,491,957 37,896,871 AGCO Corp 521,319 18,556,681 10,217,852 Aggreko plc 118,052 948,610 832,089 Agile Property Holdings Ltd 760,814 1,495,296 430,964 Agilent Technologies Inc 1,511,169 35,304,102 23,226,668 Agilysys Inc 42,920 673,378 184,556 AGL Energy Ltd 98,486 858,469 1,023,684 AGL Resources Inc 272,600 7,263,701 7,232,078 Agnico-Eagle Mines Ltd 26,400 1,101,153 1,520,652 Agrium Inc 4,800 189,067 174,313 Aioi Insurance Company Ltd 10,000 58,409 38,473 Air China Ltd - H 446,000 139,187 143,871 Air Liquide S.A. 226,218 20,166,052 18,394,914 Air Methods Corp 27,100 1,124,162 458,261 Air Products & Chemicals Inc 812,141 30,940,784 45,682,931 Airgas Inc 383,422 11,824,193 12,963,498 Airtran Holdings Inc 470,680 4,212,032 2,141,594 Aisin Seiki Company Ltd 5,000 127,976 78,263 Ajinomoto Company Inc 205,900 2,169,063 1,448,826 Akamai Technologies Inc 807,060 30,891,857 15,656,964 Aker Kvaerner 603,940 13,466,013 3,895,320 Akzo Nobel Nv 169,142 7,132,067 6,399,117 Alaska Air Group Inc 191,600 5,219,707 3,366,412 Alaska Communications Systems Group Inc 110,400 1,277,586 739,680 Albany International Corp - Class A 50,970 1,958,697 461,279 Albany Molecular Research Inc 290,100 6,177,761 2,735,643 Albemarle Corp 333,400 6,645,948 7,258,118 Alberto-Culver Company 576,989 13,123,775 13,045,721 Alcatel 1,746,199 23,523,368 3,287,532 Alcatel-Lucent - ADR 1,238,961 18,409,083 2,304,467 Domestic and International Equity - 2 - Security Description Shares Cost Market Value Alcoa Inc 3,117,832 56,541,340 22,884,887 Alcon Inc 7,000 907,038 636,370 Alexander & Baldwin Inc 176,300 4,852,358 3,354,989 Alexandria Real Estate Equities Inc 123,100 11,859,171 4,480,840 Alexion Pharmaceuticals Inc 53,560 1,769,889 2,017,070 Alfa Laval AB 121,221 834,731 912,754 Alfresa Holdings Corp 300 15,832 10,874 Align Technology Inc 291,800 3,365,647 2,313,974 Alimentation Couche-Tard - Class B 36,200 358,178 380,371 Alkermers Inc 9,600 119,035 116,448 All America Latina Logistica 111,300 1,495,600 477,639 All Nippon Airways 11,000 35,699 42,989 Alleanza Assicuraz 30,271 302,295 170,610 Alleghany Corp 9,810 3,092,912 2,656,940 Allegheny Energy Inc 627,219 19,260,068 14,532,664 Allegheny Technologies Inc 591,729 27,816,595 12,976,617 Allegiant Travel Company 36,060 1,429,732 1,639,288 Allergan Inc 1,520,818 47,153,994 72,634,268 Allete Inc 51,580 2,303,070 1,376,670 Alliance Data Systems Corp 329,000 14,864,197 12,156,550 Alliance One International Inc 157,080 698,055 603,187 Alliant Energy Corp 512,881 16,138,493 12,663,032 Alliant Techsystems Inc 162,320 12,359,843 10,872,194 Allianz AG 434,007 60,004,029 36,642,535 Allied Irish Banks 1,216,447 10,156,532 969,046 Allied World Assurance Company 40,414 1,587,479 1,536,944 Allscripts-Misys Healthcare Solutions Inc 11,900 112,825 122,451 Allstate Corp/The 2,187,843 57,602,243 41,897,193 Almost Family Inc 22,700 692,642 433,343 Alnylam Pharmaceuticals Inc 25,062 774,349 477,180 Alpha Credit Bank 2,230 43,452 14,745 Alpha Natural Resources Inc 89,816 2,650,047 1,594,234 Alps Electric Company Ltd 121,642 1,163,949 415,039 Alstom S.A. 54,698 2,540,808 2,831,190 Altera Corp 1,181,784 34,579,277 20,740,309 Altra Holdings Inc 3,600 20,041 13,968 Altria Group Inc 6,925,183 44,275,802 110,941,432 Alumina Ltd 2,014,528 7,585,276 1,791,608 Aluminum Corp of China Ltd - H 424,000 258,982 243,458 Amada Company 351,857 2,807,422 1,845,317 Amag Pharmaceuticals Inc 5,300 253,945 194,881 Amazon.Com Inc 1,316,841 62,628,187 96,708,803 AMB Property Corp 423,300 13,455,345 6,095,520 Amcol International Corp 55,095 1,468,392 817,610 Amcor Ltd 4,049,456 17,438,167 12,520,351 Amdocs Ltd 380,369 11,423,457 7,044,434 AMEC plc 743,596 10,222,961 5,686,221 Amedisys Inc 178,619 6,479,727 4,910,236 AmerCredit Corp 358,700 7,473,235 2,101,982 Domestic and International Equity - 3 - Security Description Shares Cost Market Value Ameren Corp 793,128 33,267,968 18,392,638 America Movil S.A.B.
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