National economic woes aside, the Alaska Permanent Fund saw a 20.6 percent return for fiscal year 2011, for a value of $40.1 billion, the third highest return in the fund’s history, according to unaudited figures.
This marks the first year-end close over $40 billion in the fund’s history, and the first time the return has reached over 20 percent since 1986, said Michael Burns, chief executive officer……………………………………….Full Article: Source



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