Future Fund’s single
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2 responses to “Future Fund’s single
total portfolio”

  1. Alpha Investor

    The article never disclosed how many people the Future Fund has!

    1. AMANDA WHITE

      Very good point.
      They have 79 employees at the end of 2011, with eight staff hired within the year.
      About half are in investments. 77 are full time, 41 are male and 38 are female.

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