Today is January 8, 2009

Positive Social Purpose Investment Program (PSPIP) Statistics

During 2007, the Positive Social Purpose Investment Program:

  • invested a total of $125,340,713 in projects with a positive social purpose
  • made 90 individual loans
  • created 4,455 units of affordable housing
  • participated in loans to 4 charter schools

Placement of Loans

The loans made through the PSPIP are held in three of the General Board's funds. Participants support the initiative by holding shares of these funds in their retirement accounts administered by the General Board.

As of 12/31/2007, more than $600 million has been invested in the PSPIP. The percentage of the program’s total loans held in each fund is illustrated in the chart below.


Annualized Performance of PSPI Loans Held in the Domestic Bond Fund as of 12/31/2007

 

 1 Year

 3 Year

 5 Year

 7 Year

 10 Year

Inception**

 PSPIP Loans

 -6.9%

 +1.1%

+2.1% 

 +4.8%

+5.9% 

+6.5% 

 Custom Benchmark*

+1.9% 

 +2.7%

 +2.8%

+4.9% 

+5.4%

+6.5% 


* The program's custom benchmark represents the collective performance of the benchmarks that have been used to track performance over the life of the program.

** The program's inception date is 07/31/1990. 

Types of Community Development Loans Made in the U.S. as of 12/31/2007

Types of Projects: Number of Loans Made Initial Dollars Invested
Assisted Living Facilities 2 $1,842,318
Charter Schools 8 $14,453,070
Community Services and Job Training 1 $3,590,308
Health Centers 2 $8,250,518
Homeless Shelters 1 $14,543,735
Mental Health Treatment Centers 1 $365,265
Single Room Occupancies (SRO) 2 $639,095
Substance Abuse Treatment Centers 1 $1,765,652

Microfinance Performance as of 12/31/2007

Internal Rate of Return of the Program's
Microfinance Loans Since Inception*
4.9%
* The program's inception date is 05/05/2005

The majority of the microfinance loans are placed in the General Board's Stable Value Fund.

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