By Jon Peterson Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management Board (Mass PRIM) has approved a $200 million commitment into a co-investment of a large life science portfolio that is owned by New York-based Blackstone, according to a statement made by the pension fund in a board meeting document. This investment is subject to the pension fund […]
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