Tim G. Jones

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Dr. Tim G.
Jones is a Portfolio Manager at Teacher Retirement System of Texas.
Prior to joining Teacher Retirement System of Texas in June 2008, Dr. Jones was an Analyst at NERA Economic Consulting and J.P.
Morgan.
Dr. Jones received a BA in Economics from Yale University and a Doctor of Philiosophy and Economics from the University of Texas at Austin.

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Teacher Retirement System of Texas Teacher Retirement System of Texas Investment ManagersFinance TRS’ Internal Investment Committee (IIC) approves investments in private equity, real estates, hedge funds and external managers. The firm’s investment performance is calculated using a daily time weighted rate of return. Investment decisions are based on asset allocation, which is determined after consideration of expected returns for asset classes with the context of risk tolerance for the fund. TRS uses both passive and active investing styles. Their approach tracks the performance of key benchmarks and provides the opportunity to add value through active portfolios. TRS' style is a disciplined, balanced approach with a strong quantitative foundation that focuses on long-term returns and objectives rather than on short-term market movements.	Analyst-Equity	07/06/2010

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Teacher Retirement System of Texas Teacher Retirement System of Texas Investment ManagersFinance TRS’ Internal Investment Committee (IIC) approves investments in private equity, real estates, hedge funds and external managers. The firm’s investment performance is calculated using a daily time weighted rate of return. Investment decisions are based on asset allocation, which is determined after consideration of expected returns for asset classes with the context of risk tolerance for the fund. TRS uses both passive and active investing styles. Their approach tracks the performance of key benchmarks and provides the opportunity to add value through active portfolios. TRS' style is a disciplined, balanced approach with a strong quantitative foundation that focuses on long-term returns and objectives rather than on short-term market movements.	Finance
The University of Texas at Austin The University of Texas at Austin Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University	Consumer Services
Yale University Yale University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University	Consumer Services