Christopher DiFusco
Chief Investment Officer at Philadelphia Board of Pensions & Retirement
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Christopher DiFusco currently works at Philadelphia Board of Pensions & Retirement, as Chief Investment Officer from 2017.
Mr. DiFusco received his graduate degree in 2008 from Drexel University, undergraduate degree in 1999 from the University of Delaware, and doctorate degree in 2002 from the University of Richmond.
Christopher DiFusco active positions
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Philadelphia Board of Pensions & Retirement
Philadelphia Board of Pensions & Retirement Investment ManagersFinance Philadelphia Board of Pensions & Retirement (Board of Pensions & Retirement) is a state-owned pension fund manager headquartered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Board of Pensions & Retirement is vested with the exclusive authority and discretion to manage and control the retirement funds for the City of Philadelphia Public Employees' Retirement System. The City Home Rule Charter requires that the pension fund is always able to cover current and future payments to people who have paid into the fund. To do this, the Board oversees all pension contributions from current employees and all benefit payments made to eligible people who have left City service. The Board also makes sure that decisions are made to keep the pension fund healthy. | Chief Investment Officer | 2016-12-31 |
Training of Christopher DiFusco
University of Delaware | Undergraduate Degree |
Drexel University | Graduate Degree |
University of Richmond | Doctorate Degree |
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Philadelphia Board of Pensions & Retirement
Philadelphia Board of Pensions & Retirement Investment ManagersFinance Philadelphia Board of Pensions & Retirement (Board of Pensions & Retirement) is a state-owned pension fund manager headquartered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Board of Pensions & Retirement is vested with the exclusive authority and discretion to manage and control the retirement funds for the City of Philadelphia Public Employees' Retirement System. The City Home Rule Charter requires that the pension fund is always able to cover current and future payments to people who have paid into the fund. To do this, the Board oversees all pension contributions from current employees and all benefit payments made to eligible people who have left City service. The Board also makes sure that decisions are made to keep the pension fund healthy. | Finance |
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