Ohio public employee pension funds lose more than $30 million in Silicon Valley Bank collapse
Ohio's State Teachers Retirement System took the biggest hit. Last week, it had Silicon Valley Bank shares worth $27.2M, about 0.03% of its portfolio.
Ohio public employee pension funds lose more than $30 million in Silicon Valley Bank collapse
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