REPORT DIGEST
  TEACHERS’ RETIREMENT
  SYSTEM OF THE STATE OF  
   
   COMPLIANCE EXAMINATION For the Year Ended: June 30, 2008 Summary of Findings: Total this Report 0 Total last Report 0 Repeated from last Report 0 
 Rele April 23, 2009 
 
 State of I Office of the Auditor General WILLIAM G. HOLLAND AUDITOR GENERAL 
 
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   INTRODUCTION       This
  digest covers our compliance attestation examination of the Teachers’
  Retirement System (System) for the year ended June 30, 2008. A financial
  audit covering the year ending June 30, 2008 was previously released on
  January 15, 2009. There were no report findings of noncompliance identified
  during our testing. ACCOUNTANTS’ REPORT       We conducted a compliance attestation
  examination of the System for the year ended June 30, 2008 as required by the
  Illinois State Auditing Act.  The
  accountants’ report does not contain any scope limitations, disclaimers or
  other significant non-standard language. _____________________________________ WILLIAM
  G. HOLLAND, Auditor General WGH:RPU:pp SPECIAL ASSISTANT AUDITORS
  BKD LLP were our special assistant auditors for this engagement. 
 
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TEACHERS' RETIREMENT SYSTEM OF  
COMPLIANCE
EXAMINATION
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   OPERATING STATEMENT ANALYSIS  | 
  
   FY 2008  | 
  
   FY 2007  | 
 
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   REVENUES: Contributions -
  Members................................................................                           Contributions - State of 
                            Contributions -                              Total Contributions....................................................................                           Investment Income - Appreciation (Depreciation)
  in Fair Value                           Investment Income - Income From
  Investments.......................                             Total Investment
  Income (Loss)................................................ 
                            Investment Expense......................................................................                             
  Total Revenue ............................................................................  EXPENSES:  Benefits..............................................................................................                         
  Refunds............................................................................................ 
    Administrative Expenses...............................................................                             
  Total Expenses.............................................................................  Excess Revenue over (Under) Expenses....................................   | 
  
     $      865,400,168                     1,041,114,825 130,673,629 $   2,037,188,622    $(3,235,738,717) 1,409,751,363 $(1,825,987,354) 188,915,012 $ 22,286,256 $ 3,423,981,732 60,285,624         16,613,364 $   3,500,880,720 $(3,478,594,464)   | 
  
   $ 826,249,007 737,670,628 115,915,040 $1,679,834,675  
   $5,597,334,135 1,384,916,220 $6,982,250,355 150,925,919 $8,511,159,111 $3,111,752,675   59,731,909 15,246,203 $3,186,730,787 $5,324,428,324  | 
 
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   SCHEDULE OF INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO - Fair Value  | 
  
   JUNE 30, 2008  | 
  
   JUNE 30, 2007  | 
 
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   Equities:           Common Stocks,  Common Stocks, Non -  Preferred Stocks,  Preferred Stocks, Non -  Total Equities.......................................................................  Fixed Income: 
   U.S. Government, Municipals
  (taxable)....................................  International Notes and Bonds.................................................  Total Fixed Income..............................................................  Total Real Return – Commingled Funds..............................................................  Short Term Investments.........................................................................................  Derivatives: Options, Futures
  and Swaps...........................................................  Real Estate................................................................................................................  Private Equity..........................................................................................................  Absolute Return......................................................................................................  Foreign Currency....................................................................................................       TOTAL
  INVESTMENTS...................................................................................   | 
  
   $10,833,227,881 8,183,568,806 30,706,395 296,230,161 $19,343,733,243 710,206,700 492,181,750 28,296,195 296,216,084 2,374,253,476 370,453,273 361,639,452   
   755,133,505 81,924,023 6,493,000 2,173,436,388   1,319,829,277 $  8,970,063,123 2,118,735,890 1,330,031,596 (25,678,522) 4,794,916,293 2,399,224,145 504,224,094 60,605,839 $39,495,855,701  | 
  
   $13,908,176,627 9,360,153,385 33,817,240 185,832,865 $23,487,980,117 513,731,037 1,217,042,065 301,251 449,648,751 3,192,471,823 536,240,991 493,727,355 848,151,787 39,010,178 4,492,094 1,945,687,488 900,493,848 $10,140,998,668 0 1,474,343,766 847,479 4,693,519,131 1,894,311,762 490,000,000        49,081,933 $42,231,082,856  | 
 
  
  iNVESTMENTS USED FOR Benefits and Expenses
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   FY 2008  | 
  
   FY 2007  | 
 
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   DEDUCTIONS:        
  Benefits................................................................................  Refunds................................................................................                              Administration....................................................................  Total Deductions (2)..................................................  Investments used to Pay Benefits and Expenses (1)-(2).....................................   | 
  
   $  2,037,188,622 $ 3,423,981,732 
  60,285,624 16,613,364 $  3,500,880,720  $(1,463,692,098)  | 
  
   $ 1,679,834,675 
   $
  3,111,752,675   59,731,909 15,246,203 $  3,186,730,787   $(1,506,896,112)  | 
 
  SUPPLEMENTARY
  INFORMATION
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  FY 2008
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  FY 2007
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   Total time weighted return on investments
  (unaudited)...................................  New Age Retirement Claims Processed (unaudited).........................................  Number of Retirement Annuitants.......................................................................  Average Monthly Benefit for Retirement Annuitants......................................  Number of Survivor Annuitants...........................................................................  Average Monthly Benefit for Survivor Annuitants..........................................  Value of General Obligation Bond, Pension Series 2003 investments............   | 
  
   (5.0)% 4,492 81,773 $3,461 8,647 $1,266 $5,502,916,284  | 
  
   19.2% 5,509 79,728 $3,344 8,447 $1,196 $6,150,127,638  | 
 
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   EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR  | 
  
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   During Engagement Period: Jon Bauman Currently:  Stan
  Rupnik, Acting Executive Director  | 
  
   
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