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San Diego County Employees Retirement Association<br />

2275 Rio Bonito Way, Suite 200<br />

San Diego, CA 92108-1685<br />

PRSRT STD<br />

U.S. POSTAGE<br />

PAID<br />

PDM<br />

Investment report<br />

%$ The SDCERA fund’s<br />

focus on diversification is paying off.<br />

Over the three-year period ended<br />

September 30, 2012, SDCERA<br />

outperformed its peers, according<br />

to the Wilshire Trust Universe<br />

Comparison Service (TUCS). The<br />

fund generated an 11.4% annualized<br />

rate of return over that period,<br />

outpacing its benchmark return of<br />

10.2%, the median fund return of<br />

9.5%, and the fund’s 8.0% assumed<br />

rate of return.<br />

In the third quarter of 2012,<br />

the European debt crisis, the<br />

approaching fiscal cliff and central<br />

bank stimulus signified a world‐wide<br />

syndrome of unsustainable debt.<br />

In mid‐September, the Federal<br />

Reserve offered evidence that it was<br />

going to try to inflate its way out<br />

of debt by increasing the supply of<br />

money in circulation for the third<br />

time since 2008, with the purpose<br />

of stimulating lending and<br />

encouraging economic growth.<br />

Despite the volatile environment,<br />

SDCERA’s approach to<br />

diversification produced promising<br />

returns. For the quarter ended<br />

September 30, 2012, SDCERA’s<br />

portfolio generated a positive<br />

4.8% return. Each of the three<br />

major components of the overall<br />

portfolio contributed positive<br />

returns to the fund as a whole.<br />

Returns for quarter ended September 30, 2012 (gross of fees)<br />

Total assets under management: $9,127,564,595.<br />

SDCERA Returns Quarter 1–Year 3–Year 5–Year<br />

Growth oriented 1<br />

Growth oriented benchmark<br />

Stable value 2<br />

Stable value benchmark<br />

Inflation sensitive 3<br />

Inflation sensitive benchmark<br />

Total fund<br />

Total fund benchmark<br />

5.7%<br />

5.7%<br />

2.5%<br />

1.5%<br />

3.8%<br />

5.2%<br />

4.8%<br />

4.6%<br />

20.4%<br />

21.3%<br />

7.2%<br />

5.0%<br />

12.9%<br />

15.0%<br />

17.3%<br />

15.9%<br />

1<br />

Global, Emerging <strong>Mar</strong>ket, Private Equities, and High Yield Bonds<br />

8.8%<br />

9.0%<br />

8.7%<br />

6.7%<br />

10.7%<br />

11.0%<br />

11.4%<br />

10.2%<br />

0.5%<br />

0.0%<br />

8.3%<br />

6.9%<br />

2.6%<br />

4.3%<br />

2.7%<br />

3.4%<br />

2<br />

Emerging <strong>Mar</strong>ket Debt (Local), Global Macro CTAs, Relative Value, and U.S. Treasuries<br />

3<br />

Real Estate, Natural Resources and Other Real Assets, and Treasury Inflation Protected Securities<br />

8<br />

SAN DIEGO COUNTY EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT ASSOCIATION

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